TS Lombard
July 10, 2026
A Regime-Proof Portfolio
Macro ThematicCommoditiesEquitiesRates Govt BondsEnergyIndustrials
The report argues that the macro investment regime has shifted from a low-pressure, cost-minimizing environment to a high-pressure, revenue-chasing system. Investors should favor commodities and broader equity participation over narrow tech-leadership and long-duration bonds.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The macro regime has shifted from an environment of deleveraging and cost-cutting to one where businesses are increasingly rewarded for chasing revenue and expanding capacity.
- 2.Portfolio resilience requires exposure to commodities and commodity-exporting emerging markets, while underweighting long-duration fixed income.
- 3.Investors should transition from identifying tech providers to identifying successful adopters of AI across broader sectors like industrials and infrastructure.
Table of Contents
- A Regime-Proof Portfolio
- Mapping the macro landscape
- From inherited conditions to business behaviour
- High-pressure and low-pressure economies
- Where are we today?
- What kinds of shocks should investors expect?
- The role of policy
- What could go wrong (or right) and send reflationary dynamics into reverse gear?
- A portfolio for a new regime
- Portfolio implications
- Building a robust portfolio
- Expressing conviction
- A different investment regime
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Authors
Freya BeamishDavide Oneglia
Securities
US 10-Year Treasury
Themes
AI AdoptionMacro Regime ShiftRevenue vs Margin Protection
Regions
GlobalAsia PacificUnited StatesJapanUnited Kingdom
