Michelle Teng | The art of managing liquidity risk with private assets on the rise
In episode 122, Investment Magazine’s Amanda White speaks with Michelle Teng, vice president of PGIM’s Institutional Advisory & Solutions group.
In episode 122, Investment Magazine’s Amanda White speaks with Michelle Teng, vice president of PGIM’s Institutional Advisory & Solutions group.
In episode 121, Investment Magazine’s Matthew Smith speaks with Aaron Grehan, deputy head of emerging market debt at Aviva Investors
In episode 120, Investment Magazine’s Amanda White speaks with Taimur Hyat, chief operating officer at PGIM.
I spoke with Professor Russell at the beginning of the pandemic about AI and humanity.
Funds that insource or internalise end up with better outcomes, both on a net and gross value-added basis, based on the empirical evidence of funds representing more than $US11 trillion in assets.
Investors are facing a wave of challenges across emerging markets, including re-pricing China-related risks particularly in the area of ESG, and more broadly finding opportunities in markets that the pandemic has impacted in widely disparate ways.
A low-cost, standardised modelling tool sitting outside the regulatory system would provide guidance to people that retire without access to a financial adviser according to The Conexus Institute’s David Bell and UNSW Business School professor Pamela Hanrahan.
In-house specialists need a higher level of technology education to separate the hype from the investible reality of technological change in the financial services sector, argues the chief operating officer of PGIM.
Some investors believe the world will return to a pre-pandemic “norm” but industry experts have warned of very different scenarios.
As investors make net zero portfolio pledges they are working through strategies to achieve those goals in the short and long term. This session examined the tools available to assess stocks on different climate scenarios and what value destruction or uplift they have. Speakers: Camille Simeon, Investment director, Abrdn Sybil Dixon, Governance and sustainability manager, … Read more
Scale doesn’t necessarily mean a fund’s investment costs will automatically come down; improvement of investment outcomes require conscious strategic decisions around the implementation style, McKinsey & Company’s Eser Keskiner highlgihts.
A paradigm shift in the way asset classes behave and a broader blurring of the lines between fiscal and monetary policy has left investors wondering how best to manage portfolios.