Beyond Bulls & Bears

Quick Thoughts: Three weeks on, what did we learn from the banking crisis?
Perspectives

Quick Thoughts: Three weeks on, what did we learn from the banking crisis?

Implications of the ongoing volatility in the banking sector, and what it means for markets in Europe and globally—check out highlights from our most recent discussion with Kim Catechis, Investment Strategist, Franklin Templeton Institute.

Quick Thoughts: Market volatility and developments in the banking sector
Multi-Asset

Quick Thoughts: Market volatility and developments in the banking sector

What are the implications of the ongoing volatility in the banking sector, and what does it mean for markets in Europe and globally? Check out highlights from our most recent discussion with Kim Catechis, Investment Strategist with the Franklin Templeton Institute.

Quick Thoughts: From a deep dive into the banking sector
Perspectives

Quick Thoughts: From a deep dive into the banking sector

Beyond the near-term turmoil, there may need to be a re-evaluation of the regional banking model in the United States, according to a recent panel hosted by Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute. The panel discussed the latest developments and investment implications—including a move to money market funds.

Quick Thoughts: The crucial questions
Multi-Asset

Quick Thoughts: The crucial questions

To help understand the current market volatility arising from the collapse of banks in the United States and Europe, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute Stephen Dover provides his answers to three crucial questions.

Quick Thoughts: How is the SVB and Credit Suisse crisis affecting the US and European banking industry?
Multi-Asset

Quick Thoughts: How is the SVB and Credit Suisse crisis affecting the US and European banking industry?

Following recent efforts by central banks and regulators to alleviate the banking crisis, Franklin Templeton Institute’s Stephen Dover and Lukasz Kalwak discuss their thoughts on the implications and outlook for the banking industries in the United States and Europe.

Quick Thoughts: Megatrends Accelerate—Webinar on navigating rates and risks of bonds’ comeback year
Fixed Income

Quick Thoughts: Megatrends Accelerate—Webinar on navigating rates and risks of bonds’ comeback year

In the wake of recent banking shocks, the outlook for interest rates has shifted, as well as the landscape for fixed income investors. Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute, offers highlights of a discussion with our investment teams on the opportunities and risks in the space.

Quick Thoughts: Alternative investments outlook post-SVB
Alternatives

Quick Thoughts: Alternative investments outlook post-SVB

Silicon Valley Bank was a “vital cog” in the private market ecosystem, which leads to many questions—and opportunities—across the alternative investments landscape. Franklin Templeton Institute’s Stephen Dover offers his thoughts.

Quick Thoughts: The vital role of microchips on the global economy
Perspectives

Quick Thoughts: The vital role of microchips on the global economy

Semiconductor chips have become vitally important, influencing nearly every major segment of the global economy. Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute, discusses trends in the microchip industry and considerations for investors now that the United States is backed by legislation and investment to maintain its leadership position.

Quick Thoughts: European banking sector—taking stock after Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse
Equity

Quick Thoughts: European banking sector—taking stock after Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse

Implications of SVB and Credit Suisse on the European banking sector—check out highlights from our recent panel discussion with Kim Catechis, Investment Strategist with the Franklin Templeton Institute.

Quick Thoughts: Banks and the butterfly effect—the global ramifications
Perspectives

Quick Thoughts: Banks and the butterfly effect—the global ramifications

Financial market volatility has followed the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute, shares his thoughts on possible implications outside the United States.

Quick Thoughts: Making sense of SVB, a unique bank with a classic problem
Equity

Quick Thoughts: Making sense of SVB, a unique bank with a classic problem

Why did Silicon Valley Bank fail? And what are the implications for investors? Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute, provides his latest update on the unfolding situation.

Quick Thoughts: Silicon Valley Bank failure ripples through the market
Perspectives

Quick Thoughts: Silicon Valley Bank failure ripples through the market

Here’s an update on the latest news involving Silicon Valley Bank and the implications for the Fed and markets, from Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute.