GLOBAL EQUITY STUDY
Dividend Watch: Edition 2
Global dividends hit a third-quarter record in Q3 2025 of $519 billion led by financials; resilient dividend growth drives strong yields across sectors.
EQUITY PERSPECTIVES
Quarterly equity market insights
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- Is US debt sustainable?
- How migh a global rebalancing unfold?
EQUITY INSIGHTS
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Identifying disruptors from the disrupted
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LONG-TERM THINKING
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Characteristics of industry leaders who have driven strong results.
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Capital market assumptions: our 20-year expectations for equities and bonds
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