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MFS is an active, global investment manager that embraces collaboration to build better insights for our clients. Disclosures: https://nitter.cf/t.co/M7PLBUNf1r

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Joined June 2009
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Risk off tone to end the week. For more, read our Week in Review. on.mfs.com/WiR.
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As the midterms approach, attention is turning to what comes next. Watch the replay for insights on how the 2026 election cycle could shape policy, the economy and markets: bit.ly/3WfeiCP.
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Retirement confidence is rising. But does that mean participants are prepared? Explore findings from the 2026 MFS Global Retirement Survey on competing financial priorities, information overload, and the need for guidance: bit.ly/3NW1UDJ.
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Heading to #SchwabIMPACT? Be sure to swing by the MFS booth today and say hello to Jamie Harrison, Head of ETF Capital Markets. Connect with Jamie and the MFS team to talk ETFs, exchange perspectives and hear what’s happening across the ETF landscape.
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Happening today: Midterms may shape Washington, but what could they mean for investors? Join us for a conversation on the policy, economic, and market implications of the 2026 election cycle. bit.ly/3TOwt1h.
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The last decade favored dominant firms. AI may give challengers new tools to compete, making scarce advantages harder to sustain. See why stock selection could matter more: on.mfs.com/291.
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AI capex is reshaping markets well beyond the US. Technology opportunities are emerging across global supply chains, from infrastructure to materials. See what's driving the shift: on.mfs.com/288.
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Do you know what 401(k) plan participants value most from advisors? The answer may surprise you. Find out, along with the latest news and trends, in the latest Retirement Pulse: on.mfs.com/292.
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Active ETFs are moving from the sidelines to the mainstream. Bloomberg recently featured insights from MFS Head of Capital Markets and ETFs, Jamie Harrison, on the trends driving the category's growth. Read more: bit.ly/4iAS1I8.
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AI funding concerns temper strong earnings. For more, read our Week in Review. on.mfs.com/WiR.
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Building resilience requires investment. The challenge isn't identifying where security spending rises, but which companies can convert that demand into shareholder value. Read more: on.mfs.com/290.
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An award-winning anniversary! Our Heritage Planning 30 Year Anniversary Campaign won for Marketing Innovation at the 2026 Asset Management STAR Awards North America. Thank you to the dedicated team members who made it possible! #AMSANorthAmerica
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Midterms may shape Washington, but what could they mean for investors? Join us for a conversation on the policy, economic, and market implications of the 2026 election cycle. bit.ly/3TOwt1h.
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Quick insights into the latest retirement trends in our October Retirement at a Glance. on.mfs.com/287.
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AI-related debt issuance creates both risks and opportunities for the selective investor. Co-CIO of Fixed Income Alex Mackey and Head of Market Insights Benoit Anne weigh in: on.mfs.com/285.
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Our strength starts with our people. This week, MFS colleagues came together across teams and offices, reinforcing our shared commitment to delivering for clients. #LifeatMFS
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Personalized advice. Participant behavior. Retirement readiness. Join MFS’ Jeri Savage at P&I’s DC West to explore how these connect — and what they mean for workplace retirement plans. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4B9M10r.
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High yields draw in bond buyers. For more, read our Week in Review. on.mfs.com/WiR.
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Liquidity, capacity, and client outcomes took center stage in our latest Straight Talk. Missed the live show? Catch the replay: bit.ly/4i18FPB.
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Rising US rates aren't just about the Fed. Increased capital demand and a more capital-intensive economy may be triggering a deeper structural shift. A closer look at what's driving the move: on.mfs.com/284.
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