Our websites
For people managing their own investments and wealth managers and financial advisers managing savings investments on behalf of someone else.
For professional investors managing investments on behalf of someone else.
Asset classes
Explore our investment products and solutions across asset classes
Themes
Invest today in what’s shaping tomorrow
We concluded our abrdn gather: APAC Investment Forum 2024 series in March 2024.
Our offerings
View our sustainable investing solutions and how we integrate ESG factors into our investment research.
Sustainability Insights
Explore our thought leadership on environment, social and governance themes. See how they may impact your investment decisions.
Governance and leadership
Find out more about our governance and leadership structure, designed for accountability and transparency in our sustainability research and solutions.
Active ownership
Read about our active ownership, which includes active engagement and proxy voting.
Document library
Find our latest detailed policies, position statements and voting & engagement reports in our document library.
Insights
Digestible insights offer our investment opinions and views on asset classes, strategies, markets, and sustainability.
Global Macro Research
Innovative macro research on the big economic, policy, political and behavioural themes shaping the investment landscape.
About us
We're here to help you achieve your clients investment goals and broaden their financial horizons
Contact us
Find out how you can get in touch with one of our dedicated teams
The expert opinion and research driving our investment decisions.
QUICK LINKS
We look at two stocks that are lighting up the small-cap sector.
Jacob and Leo consider what the huge upsurge in cocoa prices could mean for the economies and bonds of the top two global cocoa-producing countries of Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana.
Our summary of developments in emerging market debt in November 2024 and outlook.
With Donald Trump’s election victory, the political carnivores are back. So, what’s on the menu for fixed income investors?
Higher US rates might pose a problem, but there are still several reasons to be upbeat about the global listed real estate market.
We look at what the latest COP developments mean for investors.
In the latest episode of the Emerging Markets Equities podcast, Nick Robinson sits down with Ivan Kleimann to discuss Brazil.
How does voting help drive positive change and improve the performance of our clients' investments?
Insights from abrdn's economic research team on navigating 2025’s anticipated economic and geopolitical themes.
Find out the key macro and geopolitical themes for 2025 in our latest video. From rate cuts to global debt and political risks, stay informed and prepared.
Discover how Trump's return to power could reshape the global economy with higher US growth, inflation, and significant policy shifts.
Explore rising government debt and the possible return of the bond vigilante. Listen to Macro Bytes for our insights on debt sustainability and markets.
In our Monthly Macro video for November, Lizzy Galbraith, Political Economist, discusses what Trump’s leadership may mean for taxes, the deficit, immigration, trade, growth and inflation.
The return of Donald Trump to the White House opens the door to a wide range of shocks for emerging markets, both positive and negative.
If implemented in full, Trump’s tariff policies would weigh meaningfully on European growth. Even partial or temporary implementation would represent a drag, which would not be fully offset by any associated increase in defence spending. As such, we expect the ECB to ease policy slightly more rapidly.
Chinese policymakers announced a RMB 10 trillion debt swap, providing some breathing room for cash-strapped local governments. Additional support for consumers and businesses should eventually arrive, not least because stimulus will be necessary to offset another trade war under President Trump. But the focus on derisking and shoring up balance sheets may continue to disappoint market expectations for big stimulus.