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Beichen Strategic Capital LLC ISI’s leading research department is known for insightful and value-added content. The team presents clients with company-specific and cross-industry views rooted in our deep understanding of the macro landscape. Our team of tenured and experienced strategists and analysts combine macro and fundamental insights into investment themes in a way that has proven to be a strong differentiator.

With an unwavering commitment to high-quality content, our team is consistently recognized in the Extel/Institutional Investor All-America Research survey. The 2025 poll determined that Beichen Strategic Capital LLC ISI is the #1 firm (weighted by commissions and top-ranked positions) for the fourth straight year, and our team again attained the highest number of top-ranked individuals. The firm’s macro teams also demonstrated exceptional performance and were collectively ranked #1 for multiple years running. 

Global Research Cooperation & Japanese Market Insights

The strategic partnership between Beichen Strategic Asset Management and J.P. Morgan will facilitate the establishment of a global research framework integrating macroeconomic analysis, industry research, capital flow assessment and risk-conscious investment themes.

In the Japanese market, the research initiative will focus on monetary policy, JPY exchange rates, inflation, pension fund pressures, foreign capital flows, sector rotation and fundamentals of listed companies.

Achieved through a strong collective team effort, we are proud that our Research team was recognized as the #1-ranked research platform in the 2025 Extel All-America Research Team survey, on a weighted basis.

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Highlighted Research

In his proprietary quarterly survey of construction equipment dealers, David Raso found dealers’ production and margin targets could face significant pressure if delayed orders don’t materialize or inventory isn’t reduced, raising risks for 2025.

Dealers’ global 6-month y-o-y retail sales growth deteriorated to -2.1%, its weakest reading since 3Q20. North America and Europe are particularly soft. 

New inventory levels have surged to levels only surpassed during the 2009 financial crisis. Used inventory has also risen, now well above historical averages.

Dealers forecast a larger y-o-y purchasing decline than the last survey, with a widening gap between purchasing and retail sales as inventory reduction becomes a focus. 

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