This webinar gathered a range of experts to discuss why nature is such a critical topic, strategies for navigating the evolving regulatory environment surrounding it, and the potential opportunities arising from environmentally focused investments.

In addition to LGIM's in-house specialists, we were joined by Stuart…

In the most recent edition of State Street’s award-winning Digital Digest publication, experts looked at the interrelated nature of financial services and how new developments are a product of multiple inputs. As with previous changes to the way capital markets infrastructure operates, the evolution of digital assets and…

Alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is quickly becoming a common topic of conversation among asset owners and managers. In this webinar, expert speakers will explore the status of SDG investing globally, as well as the drivers of this trend.

The results of State Street’s third annual Private Markets Survey, conducted among more than 500 institutional investors worldwide, forms the basis of this webinar. Participants will learn how their peers are responding to the continued global economic challenges facing the industry, and how regulatory developments and…

With the final phase of the Uncleared Margin Rules (UMR) roll-out now in sight, we invite you to join State Street and leading industry experts as they discuss the challenges Phase 6 firms face in 2022, the approach the market participants are taking to solutioning, and the urgency now required to ensure compliance; all…

Nature has never been more in the spotlight for investors. We are delighted to share our latest webinar, held together with Savvy Investor and hosted by Laura Brown, Head of Client and Sustainability Solutions.

Given the uncertainty that continues to pervade the macro and investment landscape, investors must take a broad view of credit markets to identify risks and opportunities as they emerge. PGIM brings together experts from its affiliates to discuss the interplay between public and private credit, how asset owners and…

Independent analyst and Financial Times contributing editor Toby Nangle examines a structural shift in the UK’s asset backed defined benefit pension system.

A panel discussion moderated by Tobias Krause, senior managing director in State Street Global Markets’ Risk and Capital group, examines the financial industry regulations that are impacting large banks and the buy side.

Chinese money launderers are facilitating the fentanyl epidemic and helping international drug traffickers, like Mexican cartels and the Italian mafia, launder the proceeds of crime. The FT investigates the connection between capital flight from China and global organised crime.

Daniel Drezner sheds light on some potential scenarios for the outcome of the 2024 US election.

Kimball Brooker discusses how the Global Value team navigates the inherent risks and uncertainties of elections in the US and abroad, and he examines the potential impact of party control on a sector level.

Building retirement security for generations to come will require not only a solution to the Social Security funding crisis, but continued support for the broader retirement savings system. Are changes coming to the US retirement age, tax deductions, or other government policies? In this episode, The Outthinking Investor…

With elections held in large economies such as India and the EU, and more to come elsewhere, particularly in the U.S., investors might be left wondering how changes of government and in the composition of parliaments would affect the ambitions of countries to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.

In this episode of the Sustainability Story podcast, Nicole Gehrig, Director of Global Industry Standards at CFA Institute, is joined by Lindsey Stewart, CFA, Director of Stewardship Research and Policy at Morningstar Sustainalytics. Together, they explore key themes in the realm of stewardship

With elections held in large economies such as India and the EU, and more to come elsewhere, particularly in the U.S., investors might be left wondering how changes of government and in the composition of parliaments would affect the ambitions of countries to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.

In this episode of "The Sustainability Story," co-host Josina Kamerling welcomes Nels Italo, Director of Product Strategy for Regulatory Solutions at FactSet.

One year has passed since Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall, an event that preceded the collapse of two other regional banks and triggered fresh volatility. While a broader crisis was averted, the policy picture in Washington is still developing.

In an interview with Funds Europe, Cuan Coulter explains what factors asset managers should consider when choosing between the two cross-border fund domiciles, namely Ireland and Luxembourg.

Using reporting data from Europe’s top 300 companies by revenues, George Serafeim performs a first-of-its-kind analysis of the EU taxonomy data.