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The Pitfalls of the Inflation Blame Game
We fail to see the upside for the ECB in focusing on profit margins as a key factor behind inflation persistence Deposit migration is a normal feature – but n...
Royal Cash and Limited Convictions
Markets are less volatile than two weeks ago. There have not been any more bank failures. Bond yields are low, and stocks are up on the month and the year. Yet...
Pulling the Liquidity Thread
US banks are now in full “precautionary mode”, but the Fed may be reconciled with a credit crunch, as long as it’s not too disruptive The ECB cannot rely...
How it ends
This is not 2008. However, markets have had their confidence in banks rocked, and investors have had to digest significant losses in both equity and credit mark...
What comes after the e-commerce boom?
Key points: E-commerce boomed during the pandemic and has continued to grow at rates two to three times faster than before the onset of COVID-19 Though recent m...
What the banking sector turmoil means for tech, monetary policy and investors
Key points: The banking crisis has highlighted some of the fragilities in the system and is likely to lead to a tightening of credit conditions Monetary policy...
Testing the Separation Principle
We think the drastic downward revision in central banks’ terminal rate is overdone The current banking turmoil could trigger a steep deterioration in activity...
Rates risk reverb
Things have got real. Higher rates have triggered a banking crisis, provoking actions from policymakers, investors and bank deposit customers. It’s not a run...
Banking sector controversy spooks markets
Key points Rising interest rates and increasing number of deposit withdrawals sees SVB fail The broader impact of SVB’s situation has several dependencies inc...
2023: The year of green, social and sustainability bonds? Three reasons to be optimistic
Key points The transition to net zero requires massive investment, bringing new potential opportunities for investors in green, social and sustainability bonds...
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AXA IM and BNPP AM are progressively merging and streamlining our legal entities to create a unified structure
AXA Investment Managers joined BNP Paribas Group in July 2025. Following the merger of AXA Investment Managers Paris and BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Europe and their respective holding companies on December 31, 2025, the combined company now operates under the BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Europe name.