This content is from: Corner Office The Value of Corporate Pension Assets Fell Dramatically. Here’s Why That Doesn’t Matter. “It was a bit of a remarkable coincidence that both assets and liabilities fell by such a large but similar amount,” says Aon’s Joe McDonald. By Alicia McElhaney January 12, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio Asset Managers Can No Longer Ignore Machine Learning Researchers at Robeco performed an analysis of the literature to see how managers could implement the innovations. By Alicia McElhaney January 23, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio This Changes Everything for Hedge Fund Managers “The higher the cost of money, the lower the competition,” says Avenue Capital’s Marc Lasry on the risk-free rate. By Julie Segal January 18, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio JPMorgan’s Cembalest Says Fed Will ‘Pause’ Rate Hikes This Spring The strategist argues that a major growth slowdown is ahead for Europe and the U.S. as monetary and fiscal policies shift and globalization declines. By Michelle Celarier January 03, 2023
This content is from: Opinion The Illusion of Trust in Asset Management There will never be real trust between allocators and managers without an overhaul of the due diligence process, our columnist argues. By Angelo Calvello December 20, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Hit by a ‘Perfect Storm,’ Risk Parity Managers Try a More Active Approach Poor performance is expected in a downturn — but these managers say they can stem the losses. By Alicia McElhaney December 16, 2022
