Harbor Insights: What's New

This article highlights valuation as one of many distinct signals used in evaluating international small caps, and how current valuation levels may be indicators of how the asset class may perform in the months and years ahead.

If history is any guide, investors could likely be better off sticking with core and core plus bond funds in their long-term portfolios rather than giving in to the temptation of today’s higher cash rates.

Learn why Harbor was drawn to IR+M to subadvise Harbor Core Bond and Core Plus for several reasons - not the least of which is their pursuit of consistency.

While we acknowledge the investment environment will be tougher in the 2020s, we believe investing in active mutual funds or ETFs with skilled managers could prove beneficial, and in some cases necessary, for meeting your medium and longer-term financial goals.

Harbor's Li Ma led a study quantifying the cost of this performance chasing behavior across various asset classes.

The Harbor Dividend Growth Leaders ETF (GDIV) possesses diversified exposure across economic sectors based on where we are identifying the best risk-reward dynamics.

Although rising interest rates have recently posed challenges for fixed income investors, it also presents opportunities for skilled active managers.

Q1 2023 Asset Allocation Viewpoints & Positioning: The economy may experience a more severe downturn than expected; reducing risk exposure in portfolios may prove key.

HGER may offer compelling long-term diversification benefits and potential returns.

The majority of corporate value increasingly resides in intangible assets. In our view, human capital is without doubt one of the most critical of these assets, encompassing the habits, knowledge, talent, motivation, and experiences of an organization.

Since 1930 dividends on average have accounted for 59% of the total return of equities.