The market's optimistic earnings forecasts for the US investment banking sector are too high, accord...
The market's optimistic earnings forecasts for the US investment banking sector are too high, according to David Jane, fund manager for M&G's Global Financial Fund. 'Many analysts are expecting quite a strong rebound in the second half of the year after a slow start, but this isn't realistic,' he says. 'This is traditionally a much slower time of year and this year is unlikely to be any different.' Although the long-term fundamentals look strong in this sector, valuations remain too high in the short term, says Jane. 'The market doesn't seem to be recognising that a downturn can last ...
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