Equity managers confounded by bearish bull market
Fund managers are wrestling with the equity market that should be 20 per cent lower.
Fund managers are wrestling with the equity market that should be 20 per cent lower.
Apologies for the sound here, this interview was recorded using Skype and occasionally the quality drops.
I chat with Michael, Chief Data Scientist at Neuberger Berman, on using alternative data sets to improve insights into portfolios, deep diving int
Sunsuper, the $66 billion industry fund, has changed the way it judges equity managers in a bid to stop them boosting gross returns through short-term trading.
As a record amount of money chases private equity deals and pushes prices higher, two of Australia’s largest super funds are limiting their exposure to around 5 per cent, preferring publicly-listed companies instead.
AI will play a big role in shaping the way human trust evolves and therefore how financial institutions, whose core business involves garnering trust, will progress.
The 2019 Equities Summit took place at the InterContinental, Double Bay, Sydney, 29 October, 2019.
After two years as CIO at Mercer Australia, Kylie Willment has revamped the team, expanded her role, handed more power to three of her executives and made the portfolio more resilient.
The $10 billion industry fund has called on its peers to force the world’s largest mining company to suspend ties with lobby groups whose actions go against the Paris Agreement.
The $31 billion Emergency Services and State Super fund has partnered with Australian software company Iress to provide new digital services for its members that will see most back offices functions be automated.
As the outlook for economic growth becomes more uncertain and markets more volatile, fund managers say there are still plenty of opportunities to make money in credit.
Hedge fund manager Asif Noor says there is still money to be made in global macro strategies despite the growing popularity of risk premia which have been winning assets and stealing alpha.
In this fourth episode, we talk about risk modelling over the past twenty years, the importance of time horizons in capturing risk and the future for artificial intelligence in financial services and broader society.