Videos, webinars and podcasts for institutional investors. These will be of interest to asset owners, fund managers, investment consultants, investment marketers and many others.
With traditional fixed income still anchored near 4–5%, many investors face a persistent shortfall versus the higher income targets required to meet long‑term obligations. This gap has accelerated interest in structured‑income solutions that can efficiently convert equity market risk into predictable cash flows.
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Investments in private markets, such as private equity, debt and real estate, are typically valued on a quarterly basis and with a lag. This contrasts with the daily, mark-to-market valuations of funds investing in publicly listed assets.
Daleep Singh catches up with Brad Setser, Whitney Shepardson senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former senior adviser to the U.S. Trade Representative, to gather his perspectives on how entrenched imbalances are translating into strategic leverage between economic powers. They explore the world’s financial…
Vaughan Nelson CIO and CEO Chris Wallis discuss the implications of the evolving conflict in Iran for capital markets as well as the AI-related software sell offs and recent developments and issues in private credit.
In this episode, global equity portfolio manager Paul Moroz examines how investors can navigate a market increasingly shaped by conflict, shifting narratives, and wider ranges of possible outcomes. He begins with the recent escalation in the Middle East and the market’s relatively measured response, then considers the second…
The war in Iran has shaken markets and is threatening the stability of the global economy. As energy prices surge and the news flow comes thick and fast, this month’s host, Silvia Di Silvio, speaks to Monica Defend, Head of the Amundi Investment Institute, to hear her thinking on the crisis and how it is changing Amundi…
Richard Tomlinson, CIO of LPPI, sits down with Igor Yelnik to explore the key questions shaping institutional investing today: active vs passive, in-house vs outsourced, private vs public assets, defining risk, and building portfolios that can survive anything.
Rachel Elwell, CEO of Border to Coast, discusses why pooling assets can transform returns, building a nearly £120bn investor, active vs passive, and infrastructure investing.
Ulrik Fugmann, Environmental Strategies Group Co-Head, talks to Investment Insights Centre Co-Head Andy Craig about recent ‘tectonic’ shifts such as Europe’s Strategic Infrastructure Investment Fund and the possibility of U.S. wind and solar tax credits being reinstated.
Could AI transform our economies to produce explosive growth? Most economists are skeptical at best. Anton Korinek of the University of Virginia, leader of the CEPR research policy network on AI, thinks the threshold is closer than those models suggest.
Building an index for the world’s share markets sounds straightforward. But it involves a series of well-reasoned and subtle design steps, together with expert oversight from market professionals.
Market turbulency remains, and where the U.S. dollar acts as a safe haven, gold clearly doesn’t this time around. Central banks sit on the fence, hoping the inflation increase caused by the war in Iran will be transitory. Oversold stocks recover, while overbought stocks take a punch on the chin.
If you have money in an index fund, you are benefiting from Eugene Fama’s work. In this Extra Slice of The Pie, the Nobel laureate and “father of modern finance” reflects on a career that reshaped how trillions of dollars are invested, including his development of the Efficient Market Hypothesis, which provides the…
In this Pensions Perspectives episode, Luna Fadayel speaks with Adam Boyes and Bina Mistry, to explore how proposed legislative changes could turn DB surplus into a win-win and what will be relevant when implementing these solutions.
If the data is holding up, why are markets hesitating? Michael LoGalbo breaks down three forces driving market outcomes in 2026, and the key risk that could upend the outlook.
In this episode of CIO Perspectives, host Sid Ahl speaks with Kif Hancock, International CIO, and Campbell Donley, CIO Investment Analyst, about the sharp market reaction to AI, the so‑called AI Death Star and the recent pressure in private credit — and how today’s volatility is creating opportunity.
