In this episode Fidelity's investment team take a closer look at some of the highlights from the interview with Bank of America's chief executive Brian Moynihan.

Ned Salter, Global Head of Investment Research, is joined by Senior Cross Asset Financials Analyst Lee Sotos and Portfolio Manager Rosanna Burcheri.

Listen to the whole interview here.

Watch video clips and read bonus material here.

In this episode Fidelity's investment team take a closer look at some of the highlights from the interview with Bank of America's chief executive Brian Moynihan.
Ned Salter, Global Head of Investment Research, is joined by Senior Cross Asset Financials Analyst Lee Sotos and Portfolio Manager Rosanna Burcheri.
<a href="https://pod.fo/e/15fa21">Listen to the whole interview here</a>.
<a href="https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/podcast/trade-offs-bank-of-america-financing-the-transition-0abac8-en5/">Watch video clips and read bonus material here.</a>

Fidelity Answers is a podcast channel from Fidelity International's editorial team. From tech cycles to The End of the Cycle, from downside protection to the upside of ESG, we bring you in depth conversations and the latest ideas from our analysts, portfolio managers and investment directors to explore the latest investment thinking.

As well as topical standalone episodes you'll find our series 'The Investor's Guide to China' where we put the economic powerhouse under the microscope with on-the-ground experts; and 'Fundamentals', a series where the analysts discuss the implications of their latest research, from 5G technology to the plight of the Orangutan. 

***If you enjoy Fidelity Answers then whey not listen to our other show, 'Rich Pickings: Fidelity's Asset Allocation Podcast', where each month we dive into the latest market trends with Fidelity's asset allocation group, asking them how they're positioned and why. What will the portfolio managers reveal about their investment strategies? What are the team's hot cakes this month? And what would they drop like a hot potato? 

Fidelity Answers is a podcast channel from Fidelity International's editorial team. From tech cycles to The End of the Cycle, from downside protection to the upside of ESG, we bring you in depth conversations and the latest ideas from our analysts, portfolio managers and investment directors to explore the latest investment thinking.
As well as topical standalone episodes you'll find our series 'The Investor's Guide to China' where we put the economic powerhouse under the microscope with on-the-ground experts; and 'Fundamentals', a series where the analysts discuss the implications of their latest research, from 5G technology to the plight of the Orangutan.&nbsp;
***If you enjoy Fidelity Answers then whey not listen to our other show, 'Rich Pickings: Fidelity's Asset Allocation Podcast', where each month we dive into the latest market trends with Fidelity's asset allocation group, asking them how they're positioned and why. What will the portfolio managers reveal about their investment strategies? What are the team's hot cakes this month? And what would they drop like a hot potato?&nbsp;

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Welcome to Trade Offs, a podcast series from Fidelity International's Fidelity Answers channel about the complex choices business leaders face to make their companies fit for a more sustainable future.

Chief executives talk to Ned Salter, Global Head of Investment Research, about the inevitable trade offs they face when deciding how to remain both profitable to shareholders and responsible to all stakeholders.

Each interview is accompanied by an analysis from Fidelity's investment team to provide broader context and investment implications.

How are these trade offs being addressed by the people in power? What do their decisions mean for the sectors in question? And why should investors be thinking about them? Subscribe and listen to find out.

Welcome to Trade Offs, a podcast series from Fidelity International's Fidelity Answers channel about the complex choices business leaders face to make their companies fit for a more sustainable future.
Chief executives talk to Ned Salter, Global Head of Investment Research, about the inevitable trade offs they face when deciding how to remain both profitable to shareholders and responsible to all stakeholders.
Each interview is accompanied by an analysis from Fidelity's investment team to provide broader context and investment implications.
How are these trade offs being addressed by the people in power? What do their decisions mean for the sectors in question? And why should investors be thinking about them? Subscribe and listen to find out.

Chief executives on how they're facing the sustainability challenge.

Trade Offs

Fidelity Answers is an investor's podcast channel from Fidelity International. Looking for invaluable sector and market commentary? Then this is the place for you. From downside protection to the upside of ESG, we bring you in depth conversations and the latest ideas from our analysts and portfolio managers to explore the best investment thinking. 

Fidelity Answers is an investor's podcast channel from Fidelity International. Looking for invaluable sector and market commentary? Then this is the place for you. From downside protection to the upside of ESG, we bring you in depth conversations and the latest ideas from our analysts and portfolio managers to explore the best investment thinking.

Trade Offs | Bank of America: The Analysis

Did you know that America's most popular free iPhone app last year and the world's favourite fast fashion brand the year before were both created by Chinese companies? The rise of online shopping platforms like Temu and Shein are evidence that China is no longer just selling goods to the rest of the world, but exporting entire e-commerce business models.

In this episode, Marty Dropkin, Head of Equities, Asia Pacific, is joined by portfolio manager Hyomi Jie and investment analyst Sherry Qin to discuss the origin of Chinese e-commerce platforms and follow their journey across the world. 

With additional contributions from investment analyst Elroy Ng.

Did you know that America's most popular free iPhone app last year and the world's favourite fast fashion brand the year before were both created by Chinese companies? The rise of online shopping platforms like Temu and Shein are evidence that China is no longer just selling goods to the rest of the world, but exporting entire e-commerce business models.
In this episode, Marty Dropkin, Head of Equities, Asia Pacific, is joined by portfolio manager Hyomi Jie and investment analyst Sherry Qin to discuss the origin of Chinese e-commerce platforms and follow their journey across the world. 
With additional contributions from investment analyst Elroy Ng.

The Investor's Guide to China: Chinese e-commerce goes global (#34)

When it comes to decarbonising the world - the scale of the challenge can feel overwhelming.

It’s going to need astronomical levels of capital, a reconfiguration of markets, and radical regulation. And it needs to happen fast. If you’re an investor trying to align portfolios with climate pathways as well as capture all of the opportunities that are out there related to the energy transition - it's a lot to think about.

In this edition of Fidelity Answers, Katie Constance, Head of Sustainability for European distribution, is joined by Gabriel Wilson-Otto, Head of Sustainable Investing Strategy, and Portfolio Managers Kris Atkinson and James Richards to discuss the practical steps investors can take, where the risks lie, and importantly where to look for those opportunities.

With additional contributions from Adrian Benedict and Nina Flitman.

You can read our practitioners guide in full here, or on your local Fidelity website.

When it comes to decarbonising the world - the scale of the challenge can feel overwhelming.
It’s going to need astronomical levels of capital, a reconfiguration of markets, and radical regulation. And it needs to happen fast. If you’re an investor trying to align portfolios with climate pathways as well as capture all of the opportunities that are out there related to the energy transition - it's a lot to think about.
In this edition of Fidelity Answers, Katie Constance, Head of Sustainability for European distribution, is joined by Gabriel Wilson-Otto, Head of Sustainable Investing Strategy, and Portfolio Managers Kris Atkinson and James Richards to discuss the practical steps investors can take, where the risks lie, and importantly where to look for those opportunities.
With additional contributions from Adrian Benedict and Nina Flitman.
You can read our practitioners guide in full <a href="https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/fidelity-answers/a-practitioners-guide-to-investing-in-the-energy-transition-en5/">here</a>, or on your local Fidelity website.

Fidelity Answers: How to invest in the energy transition

China has come out with a string of policies that are targeted to reinvigorate economic growth. Some of the policies are adding leverage to the government’s balance sheet. A question that investors are asking is: how much more will China realistically spend to stimulate the economy?

So far, these policies have focused on shoring up demand - unlike after the financial crisis, when China spent trillions of renminbi to expand supply. That is an importance difference because it implies policymakers remain disciplined in the way they choose to manage debt.

Marty Dropkin, Head of Equities, Asia Pacific, asks Fidelity International’s Director of Research for Fixed Income, Asia Pacific, Bich Nguyen, and Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, Tae Ho Ryu, about how investors should approach the issue.

With an additional contribution from Portfolio Manager Olivia He.

This episode was recorded on September 12th, 2024, before the most recent policy measures were announced.

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Read a summary of this episode here.

Read our analysis on how China keeps its debt in order here.

For a more in-depth take on China’s bond market, listen to the previous podcast episode on the renminbi here.

China has come out with a string of policies that are targeted to reinvigorate economic growth. Some of the policies are adding leverage to the government’s balance sheet. A question that investors are asking is: how much more will China realistically spend to stimulate the economy?
So far, these policies have focused on shoring up demand - unlike after the financial crisis, when China spent trillions of renminbi to expand supply. That is an importance difference because it implies policymakers remain disciplined in the way they choose to manage debt.
Marty Dropkin, Head of Equities, Asia Pacific, asks Fidelity International’s Director of Research for Fixed Income, Asia Pacific, Bich Nguyen, and Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, Tae Ho Ryu, about how investors should approach the issue.
With an additional contribution from Portfolio Manager Olivia He.
This episode was recorded on September 12th, 2024, before the most recent policy measures were announced.
READ
Read a summary of this episode <a href="https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/podcast/the-investors-guide-to-china-podcast-dealing-with-chinas-debt-3e56b4-en5/">here</a>.   Read our analysis on how China keeps its debt in order <a href="https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/article/how-china-keeps-its-debt-in-order-e1feea-en5/">here</a>.   For a more in-depth take on China’s bond market, <a href="https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/podcast/the-investors-guide-to-china-podcast-chinas-bond-market-08b592-en5/">listen to the previous podcast episode on the renminbi here</a>.

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