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European equities have done well this year, but they are still trading at a valuation discount to U.S. peers.

The New York - listed iShares Europe 350 ETF has more than doubled in size in the past six months; the front page of last Friday's Financial Times reported that U.S. purchases of European equities have surged, while the Wall Street Journal noted yesterday that «Europe is back.»

Large cap European equities have now become far more compelling, in terms of risk vs. reward, and they'd also add some useful portfolio diversification.

From a geographical perspective, European equities have lagged behind the United States.

European equities have seen a general resurgence in investor interest in recent quarters, mostly from passive inflows.

European equities have garnered a fair share of attention lately as leading indicators suggest economies in the region are starting to recover from years of crisis and austerity - induced recessions.

European equities have done well this year, but they are still trading at a valuation discount to U.S. peers.

Not exact matches

It assumes that U.S. equities have gotten ahead of themselves and the next year or two will see European stocks and emerging markets play catch - up.

«I'm not going to be dismissive of the risks, but I think markets have priced them in and if anything as we look at the fundamentals of stock markets around the world, the fundamentals of European equities right now are I think significantly better than they are for the United States,» said the managing partner of Triogem Asset Management and global investing expert on CNBC's «Fast Money.»

Reid writes, «In brief you've wanted to be in Silver and Gold and not in Greece, Italian or European bank equities during Obama part 1.»

An increased appetite for emerging markets has grown in recent months, with global investors moving on following excitement over U.S and then European equities.

Under European rules, a public recapitalization entails that equity holders and subordinated creditors (owners of high - ranking debt) will have to share the burden and enter a «bail - in» of 8 percent (minimum) before public money is used.

As coverage of European and American financial woes have the masses running from equities, he says, «long - term investors who are billionaires tell me they are having an easier time today than ever before in their lifetimes because nobody is a long - term investor anymore.»

In a note today upgrading the M&A advisory broker sector, Credit Suisse analyst Ashley Serrao set out two key reasons why the M&A cycle may have further to run: European deal makers and private equity funds.

Hours later, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) announced it had teamed up with European private equity firm BC Partners to buy Suddenlink Communications for $ 6.6 billion.

In the European market, the oil sector has a high dividend yield of about 6 percent — the highest there is — which adds up to real value, says Nick Nelson, head of global and European equity strategy at UBS.

«Europe's status as the world's market darling for much of 2014 has all but evaporated in the past month, with a big negative swing in the number of investors currently overweight European equities and an even greater negative swing in sentiment about the future,» Harnett said.

A potential «Frexit» scenario would undoubtedly hurt confidence in European equities.

Institutions have already been buying up European equities, and individual investors are expected to follow.

But after lagging behind in 2017, Europe «now looks tactically oversold,» says Sheets, whose team has an overweight position in European equities and is underweight Japan.

This helps explain our preference for European, Japanese and emerging market (EM equities), where valuations look more reasonable and gains have been driven more by expected earnings growth.

Geographically, we have become more optimistic about European equities, with the notable exception of those in the United Kingdom due to Brexit uncertainty, but selectivity remains crucial.

The Fed's dovish stance, in conjunction with continued stimulus from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan's adoption of negative interest rates in January, has helped drive equity markets higher since mid-February.

Idinvest Partners has developed several complementary areas of expertise including investments in innovative European start - ups, primary, secondary and mezzanine investments in European non-listed companies, and private equity consulting.

Currently, we're invested in currency - hedged ETFs as a way to hedge some of our emerging market exposure, and we've used them in the past as a way to hedge our European equity exposure from a falling euro.

In actuality, according to data accessible via Bloomberg, European equities, as measured by the S&P Europe 350 Index, modestly outperformed the broader market, while stocks in Japan, represented by the MSCI Japan Index, had another strong year.

I expected that dollar - hedged returns for European and Japanese equities would be better than stock market returns in the United States.

He has previously worked in ERSTE Bank Austria, Interdin AV, Bankpyme Gestión and Sabadell Inversión where he became responsible for managing European and Spanish equity funds with over $ 1 billion of assets under management.

The major European equity markets have continued to take their lead from the US, despite the more subdued nature of the economic recovery in the euro zone.

The DAX continued to rally today, as we expected, and the Euro strength looks to have lost its dominance over European equities, as the two asset classes are strongly diverging.

Japan is buying equities and the Europeans, who launched a massive QE program on Monday, have reportedly considered buying «all assets but gold.»

These nearly zero interest rates is what drove many U.S. and European fixed income investors towards higher income opportunities in their own home countries — so, they bought more equities, REITs and dividend growth stocks over the last 5 years, driving up valuations (though the February correction has brought back some sanity.)

Before cofounding Magallanes he worked at Santander AM, Aviva Gestión and Sabadell Gestión where he has delivered superior returns in Spanish and European Equities until Septembre of +437 % and +98 % respectively, equivalent to + 11.5 % and + 15 % annual compound, for the last 15 and 5 years, considerably outperforming their equity benchmarks.

European equity prices have also continued to rise with the increases since the March low a little stronger than those in the US market (Graph 16).

The rebound in European and Japanese equities has been similar to that seen in the US.

European equities are not that cheap anymore by a number of valuation metrics; they are trading at an average of about 17 times earnings, which is not a wide undervaluation.1 In my view, the main reason to invest in European equities is the potential for, or the expectation of, a rise in corporate earnings that would be driven by the improving economic environment.

This is very important to me as an investor in European equities because current valuations do not appear to take into account any earnings improvements among those European companies that have large exposures within Europe.

For now, we are currently seeing the anticipated liquidity reduction harvest of wind in what are academically considered the riskiest of assets — emerging market equities and bonds, currencies, and commodities — as equities of developed countries such as the US, Japan and some European nations have continued to hold up.

Paris - based SCOR Investment Partners has linked up with the private equity firm to provide European mid-market loans.

Mr. Jiwan has served on numerous boards of directors and advisors, including: (i) Future Finance Loan Corporation, a European private student lender that has helped students at over 130 universities fund their education, where Mr. Jiwan is a co-founder and non-executive Chairman; (ii) BFRE, a Brazilian private real estate finance company, which was subsequently sold to affiliates of BTG Pactual; (iii) GP Investimentos, one of Latin America's leading private equity firms, where he served on its shareholder advisory board; (iv) NewPoint Re, a Bermuda - based reinsurance business; and (v) Kaletra QD product development program with Abbott Pharmaceuticals, where he served on the Joint Oversight Committee.

It also could have led to a rise in the equity risk premium demanded by investors in European stocks.

As discussed above, the eurozone has more ammunition today to respond to potential contagion but a favorable view of European equities is also supported by the gradual escalation of institutional integration that is ongoing in Europe.

So what we have seen then is a pretty sharp selloff in European equities, and we think within that pullback lies opportunities.

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Yet economic and political shocks have kept investors overly cautious toward European equities in our view.

Deutsche Asset Management has upgraded European equities from neutral to overweight, according to CIO Stefan Kreuzkamp, as French political risk recedes following the election and strong earnings momentum builds for companies in the region.

US - based buyout firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has teamed with European private equity group Rhone Capital to increase their offer by 10.6 per cent to $ 5.20 a share.

But in fact, since 1999, the European value style has outperformed the growth style and has shown particular resilience when global value and non-US equities have generally struggled.1 Dylan Ball, executive vice president, Templeton Global Equity Group, explains why he thinks it's time for European value investing to shine.

Each of the strategies we offer has distinct characteristics allowing investors access to European equities in a number of styles.

Normally, these conditions would be ideal for active managers, but our report indicates that the majority of euro - denominated funds invested in European equities trailed their respective benchmarks over the one -, three -, and five - year periods.