La experiencia colectiva del equipo Global Macro de Morgan Stanley Investment Management busca ofrecer acceso eficiente a los mercados y conocimiento profundo de infraestructuras únicas en más de 130 países. Las flujos cruzados en los mercados globales actuales presentan desafíos únicos para los inversores. Ya sea por posibles guerras comerciales, los avances de China en inteligencia artificial, el compromiso de la OTAN de aumentar el gasto en defensa, el retorno de Argentina al capitalismo o la revalorización de la moneda de Taiwán, la capacidad de interpretar las implicaciones de inversión nunca ha sido tan crucial.
En opinión del equipo de Morgan Stanley IM, estos flujos cruzados inevitablemente dan lugar a errores de valoración e ineficiencias en el mercado, lo que a su vez crea oportunidades de inversión para quienes cuentan con los recursos, la experiencia y la flexibilidad para descubrirlas. A continuación, se explica cómo la estrategia de Macro Global busca precisamente eso, y capturar valor para nuestros inversores.
¿Cómo puede beneficiar las rentabilidades absolutas de Global Macro a las carteras?
Como una estrategia de rentabilidades absolutas, Global Macro busca ofrecer a los inversores los siguientes objetivos clave:
- Rentabilidades ajustadas al riesgo consistentemente sólidas.
- Caídas limitadas en términos absolutos y relativas a otras clases de activos.
- Diversificación efectiva de cartera, con sensibilidad cercana a cero frente a los mercados tradicionales de acciones y bonos.
Estos objetivos ofrecen a los inversores una amplia flexibilidad en cuanto a la asignación de la estrategia Global Macro:
- Alternativa líquida. Global Macro suele a implementarse en vehículos de liquidez diaria, buscando beneficios históricos de diversificación sin empaquetar los riesgos del mercado tradicional.
- Complemento a la renta fija. La estrategia busca busca los beneficios de la renta fija —rentabilidad y mitigación de caídas— pero con sensibilidad limitada a cambios en tipos de interés, diferenciales de crédito y renta variable.
- Puente entre bonos y acciones. El retorno histórico de Global Macro por encima de los T-bills a 90 días lo sitúa entre la prima de renta fija a largo plazo y la de renta variable.
- Asignación flexible según la visión del mercado. Los inversores pueden ponderar más la estrategia cuando los activos tradicionales parecen caros, y reducirla cuando el panorama para dichos activos es más positivo.
La ventaja diferencial de Global Macro
Red de alcance amplio:
El equipo multidisciplinario de Global Macro está compuesto por más de 50 profesionales de inversión en Boston, Londres, Singapur, Nueva York, Washington, D.C., Abu Dhabi y Hong Kong, y cubre un universo de más de 130 países. La estrategia emplea un proceso de inversión descentralizado orientado a una construcción de cartera imparcial, donde el capital se asigna a posiciones con el perfil de riesgo/rentabilidad más atractiva.
Enfoque intenso en países:
El equipo de inversión genera ideas a través de un enfoque intenso en países individuales, especialmente aquellos que están en proceso de cambio estructural. Por ejemplo, actualmente, países como Egipto, Kazajistán y Argentina están implementando reformas positivas en política monetaria y fiscal, tipos de cambio y empoderamiento del sector privado.
Potencial de rentabilidad con riesgo preciso:
La investigación propia de Global Macro también identifica los factores de riesgo que pueden generar una rentabilidad positiva, y que pueden implementarse como posiciones largas o cortas, al tiempo que se eliminan o evitan factores que no aportan valor.
Acceso a los mercados:
El trading es otra otra característica clave que distingue a Global Macro, gracias a un equipo de 14 personas en operaciones y trading integrado en el equipo. La experiencia colectiva del equipo busca ofrecer acceso eficiente los mercados y un conocimiento profundo de infraestructuras de mercado únicas en 130 países. Esta infraestructura permite una amplitud sin precedentes, eficiencias únicas y ejecuciones rentables.
Conclusión
El equipo de Morgan Stanley IM implementa estratégicamente las ideas derivadas de la investigación propia de Global Macro en sus estrategias, guiados por el potencial de riesgo y recompensa en crédito soberano, tipos de interés, mercados de divisas y otros factores en más de 130 países.
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