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UK
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MPS Allocators
- 2026 Q1

As we enter Q1 2026, the investment landscape continues to present both opportunities and challenges. At Binary Capital, our long-term, high-conviction approach remains our guiding first principle. We firmly believe that by focusing on fundamentally sound investments and maintaining a global perspective, we are well-equipped to navigate the evolving investment markets and deliver sustained returns.

Our outlook for the next three months is particularly focused on growth markets, where we maintain strategic exposure, albeit with a degree of short-term caution. The technology sector, a consistent engine of innovation and disruption, remains an area of interest. Despite volatility, we are confident that companies with robust fundamentals and significant exposure to secular growth trends, such as artificial intelligence (ai) and cloud computing, are exceptionally well-positioned for long-term success. Our emphasis here is unequivocally on the long-term journey.

Emerging markets also present a compelling investment case in 2026. While acknowledging the inherent risks associated with these regions, we highlight the attractive valuations and a favourable growth trajectory when compared to developed markets. We are particularly optimistic about opportunities within Asia, an optimism rooted in their demographic advantages, expanding middle classes, and increasing technological adoption. While China's growth trajectory slows down, other dynamic regions are stepping up to drive regional and global growth.

In alignment with our established investment philosophy, Binary Capital will persistently seek out the most promising investment ideas and strategies worldwide. We remain steadfast, unswayed by short-term market noise, and are deeply committed to consistently applying our best ideas in a focused manner.

While we maintain a cautious stance in the immediate months ahead, we are inherently optimistic investors. We foresee the longer-term upside possibilities in markets significantly outweighing the potential downsides.

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