This content is from: Portfolio For a Decade, Pensions Wanted Yield From Real Assets. Now They Want Inflation Protection. Real assets are being asked to do double duty: provide yield when rates are low and hedge against inflation. By Jessica Hamlin May 13, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Market Turmoil Hits Valuations of Late-Stage Venture Capital While deals are still closing, the most expensive transactions are the most vulnerable to macroeconomic issues such as inflation, rising rates, and geopolitical tensions. By Jessica Hamlin May 12, 2022
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This content is from: Portfolio Asset Owners Prepare for Stagflation In a survey of 202 investors globally, 51 percent said the global economy is entering a period of stagflation. By Jessica Hamlin May 09, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio As the Fed Party Ends, Private Equity Prepares for the Hangover The tightening macroeconomic environment poses challenges for an asset class that thrives on borrowed money. By Jessica Hamlin May 06, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio For the Younger Generation of Allocators, Nothing Is Sacred — Including the Endowment Model At the Meyer Memorial Trust, Rukaiyah Adams is encouraging millennial and Gen Z investors to question everything they know about the markets. By Jessica Hamlin May 04, 2022
