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MAPFRE AM presents the historic Global Bond Fund to institutional investors

Chris Morris, the fund manager, explained the product's strategy and offered their perspectives on the macroeconomic environment and the banking sector.

"Our offering is a lot more attractive than our competitors"

José Luis Jiménez, Chief Investment Officer at MAPFRE, highlights in an interview with Citywire Spain the attractiveness of MAPFRE AM's offering compared to its competitors.

From Crisis Comes Opportunity (For the Patient Investor)

Jonathan Boyar, principal of Boyar Value Group and advisor to the MAPFRE AM US Forgotten Value Fund, analyzes the causes and consequences of SVB's collapse and the Credit Suisse crisis.

CoCos market set to change permanently after Credit Suisse crisis

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and the subsequent Credit Suisse crisis may have a permanent impact in CoCos' market.

Investing in value: a wise strategy in times of uncertainty

Value investing is emerging as one of the best options for investor in times of uncertainty, especially after the panic we saw on the markets last week.

"Handling the psychological aspect is the biggest challenge in investing"

In the "MAPFRE AM Interview of the Month" section, Luis García, manager of the MAPFRE AM Behavioral Fund, explains the importance of psychology in investments and the fund's philosophy.

The dilemma of rising rates and the case of SVB

Gonzalo de Cadenas, director of macroeconomic and financial analysis at MAPFRE Economics, studies the collapse of SVB and its implications for monetary policy.

The SVB case: a practical guide for small investors

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has put investors, analysts and authorities on alert. Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, explains its possible effects.

Markets head south after Powell's intervention in Congress

Equity markets around the world reacted with doubts after US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell's speech to the US Congress, in which he did not rule out higher-than-expected interest rate hikes due to the strength of macroeconomic data.