When it comes to institutional investors, data has long been the realm of portfolio and investment decisions. But tools like big data analytics, the cloud and generative AI, are transforming an investment firm’s data use and management across its entire operations with potentially significant economic benefits.

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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.

Peer-to-peer technology platforms have unlocked tremendous value in many sectors of the economy. Think of Airbnb and eBay, for example. Yet despite finance being one of the most astute users of technology, the repo and sec lending markets have defied attempts to make them more efficient. That may be about to change.

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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…

Advances in technology, population change, decarbonisation and geopolitical pressures are both catalysing new industries and rendering some assets obsolete.

Portfolio manager Matt Witheiler joins host Thomas Mucha to discuss the outlook for private equity markets, from changing performance measures to the influence of AI.

Two of Wellington's tech experts join host Thomas Mucha to discuss the rapidly evolving AI landscape and separate hype from reality, highlighting everything from the industries most likely to be impacted to AI's geopolitical implications.

Neill Clark, head of State Street Associates EMEA, leads a panel discussion on the effect of AI on financial companies and its likely impact going forward.

State Street Associates academic partner Ronnie Sadka explains the impact of media-derived narratives on markets and portfolios.

Swaha Pattanaik sits down with Annalisa Usardi, Senior Economist at Amundi Investment Institute, and Bastian Drut, Head of Thematic Macro Strategy at CPR Asset Management, to discuss the transformative impact of AI and its implications for economies in the short and longer term.

As investors, policymakers, and companies race to capture the opportunities associated with artificial intelligence, they must first understand myriad ethical risks. ESG analyst Caroline Conway joins host Thomas Mucha to explore this important issue.

James Chen, Senior Portfolio Manager at Voya Investment, tackles some of the key questions concerning the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence and how it pertains to investors.

The buzz around artificial intelligence has reached fever pitch, with growing awareness of what this technology can do. What does it all mean for investors? Can the power of AI be harnessed to create better investment outcomes? Tune in to hear views from three specialists in this area.

Technological advances have seen the use of digital currencies become more popular amongst consumers and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin become household names. In response to this dramatic rise in the use of decentralised money, many central banks have been exploring the launch of their own central bank digital currencies…

In this episode, we look at what artificial intelligence (AI) can and can’t do and discuss three types of companies that may benefit from this technology.

Fans of the long-running game show Jeopardy will remember that one famous contestant stood out from the rest. IBM’s supercomputer, named Watson, beat two human opponents in a 2011 competition that brought artificial intelligence into the spotlight. More than a decade later, AI has taken a giant leap forward.

As artificial intelligence, or AI, continues to grab headlines, enterprise software companies are looking to prioritize AI-related projects with a view to future-proofing their investments. Yet very few of these companies have AI revenue streams today. Meanwhile, generative AI in particular requires increasingly massive…

Ashby Monk is the executive and research director of the Stanford Research Initiative on Long Term Investing (SLTI). Ashby shares insights from his 20+ years of experience studying and advising investment organizations.

Join Mike Wallberg, CFA, and Ken Laudan, portfolio manager of Buffalo Fund's Blue Chip Growth Fund, for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of AI in investing.