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“A mild economic downturn has already been priced in by the market”
“A mild economic downturn has already been priced in by the market”

“A mild economic downturn has already been priced in by the market”

With the ERSTE REAL ASSETS mixed fund, investors can invest in real assets – and have indeed been doing so for two years now. On the occasion of the fund’s two-year anniversary, Philip Schifferegger, fund manager of ERSTE REAL ASSETS, is taking a look at the current market situation. He also explains why the fund is well equipped for both positive and negative market phases.

Chatbot “Sustainable Investing”: The new expert on sustainability
Chatbot “Sustainable Investing”: The new expert on sustainability
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Chatbot “Sustainable Investing”: The new expert on sustainability

With so much information and offers on sustainable investing, investors can easily lose track of what’s out there. Our new chatbot “Sustainable Investing” can help here and shed some light on the matter. In this article, we explain which questions the chatbot can answer and how to find it.

Capital Market Outlook 2023: Upward potential for funds after market corrections
Capital Market Outlook 2023: Upward potential for funds after market corrections
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Capital Market Outlook 2023: Upward potential for funds after market corrections

After months of market turmoil, the experts of Erste Asset Management can see light at the end of the tunnel despite the global economic challenges. There is a chance that the predicted recession in 2023 would not hit, or if it did, it would do so only mildly, as stated at the press conference on the Capital Market Outlook 2023.

From crisis manager to Nobel laureate
From crisis manager to Nobel laureate
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From crisis manager to Nobel laureate

This year’s Nobel Prize in Economics will be awarded to three US economists for their research on banking and financial crises. Among them is Ben Bernanke, who was chair of the US Federal Reserve when the financial crisis hit in 2008 and the global economy was teetering precariously close to the brink for weeks.