Definition & Examples Thematic investing is a top-down approach to investing in which investors look at how macroeconomic factors such as interest rates can have an impact on businesses and companies.
Thematic investing is when investors apply a long-term investment philosophy that focuses on opportunities found in transformational trends. Isolating these trends moves the focus from specific ...
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