Graeme Miller on AI, markets and the concentration conundrum

Mercer Super CIO Graeme Miller

Mercer Super chief investment officer Graeme Miller believes the traditional investment frameworks that asset owners have used for decades remain fit for purpose – but that technology is the one force reshaping everything fast enough to demand a genuine portfolio response. Speaking on the Investment Magazine CIO Series, Miller argued that while equity markets will continue to be the dominant source of returns for asset owners, the question they must ask is which companies within those markets will hold their dominant positions a decade from now.

Speaking with Investment Magazine’s Lachlan Maddock, Miller discussed whether the total portfolio approach is genuinely novel or simply good investing by another name, why the performance test can sometimes work against the members it is designed to protect, and the investment belief that has stayed constant across his career.

In partnership with Robeco, the Investment Magazine CIO Series is dedicated to in-depth conversations with the chief investment officers from Australia’s leading asset owners.

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Pension Policy Podcast: Relieving members of the longevity risk burden

In Episode five of the Pension Policy Series, Allianz Retire+ chief executive David Kane joins Conexus Financial acting co-chief executive and editor-in-chief Aleks Vickovich to assess the commercial landscape for retirement income solutions across super and advice.   Retirement remains only a small part of Australia's $4.5 trillion superannuation pool. Kane says funds have been slow to implement the Retirement Income Covenant, and many responses to date have been cut-and-paste. Funds have built strong accumulation capability over more than three decades, but they lack the balance sheets to guarantee retirement income, raising the prospect that without the right solutions, members may be left carrying longevity risk themselves. 

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