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Type: Financial research presentation slide
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A UBS financial strategy slide from September 2012 analyzing equity styles. The report advises investors to prefer mid-cap stocks in the US and large-cap stocks in Europe due to economic conditions and the Eurozone debt crisis. It includes a chart comparing small vs. large cap performance and provides contact information for specialist Christopher Wright. The document bears a House Oversight Committee Bates stamp.

People (1)

Name Role Context
Christopher Wright CIO's asset class specialist
Listed as the contact person for further information regarding the UBS financial analysis.

Organizations (4)

Name Type Context
UBS
The financial institution that authored the report.
Thomson Reuters
Cited as a data source for the chart.
DJ STOXX
Stock market index provider mentioned in the chart title.
US House Oversight Committee
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025268', indicating this document was obtained during a congressional inv...

Timeline (2 events)

2012-11-01
US ISM manufacturing data release
US
2012-11-02
PMI manufacturing Eurozone (final) data release
Eurozone

Locations (4)

Location Context
US
Region analyzed for equity styles, specifically mid caps.
Region analyzed for equity styles, specifically large caps.
Mentioned regarding sales generation for small caps.
Mentioned in relation to debt crisis and PMI data.

Relationships (1)

Christopher Wright Employment UBS
Listed as CIO's asset class specialist for UBS with a UBS email address.

Key Quotes (4)

"Prefer mid caps in US, large caps in Europe"
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"We believe that medium-sized companies (mid caps) will outperform large caps in the US."
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"In Europe, we prefer companies with a large market capitalization (large caps) over ones with a small one (small caps) in the current very challenging economic environment."
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Quote #3
"Avoid small caps and favor large caps in Europe"
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