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The challenging markets in 2022 were long overdue, said Aswath Damodaran of the Stern School of Business at the Morningstar Investment Conference.
My529, a Utah-based 529 plan, said the banking crisis has not affected its comfort in working with two banks to offer FDIC-insured accounts.
Around 40% of APAC insurers plan to allocate more to private debt and private equity investments at the expense of equity exposure.
As the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle nears its end, market volatility is likely to remain elevated, Global Endowment Management's deputy CIO said.
Fund managers remain bearish regarding global growth but are growing more bullish regarding China reopening from COVID-19 lockdowns as well as inflation.
Chinese equities are rebounding strongly as 2022 draws to a close.
Legendary short-seller Jim Chanos outlined his new short bets, including Coinbase and IBM, and his continued bets against Tesla and others.
China, after years of tentative efforts, announced steps over the past week to vastly expand the scope of individual retirement accounts.
Rising local rates and sharply higher hedging costs are prompting asset owners, such as insurers, to bring some allocations home.
Dan Zwirn, CEO and CIO of private credit shop Arena Investors, sees long haul in curbing inflation boosting opportunities for his firm.
Only 56% of asset owners were happy with their 2022 performance, while 87% fear inflation and rising rates will hurt returns, according to a bfinance survey.
The top three tail risks for global asset owners are an unexpected liquidity crunch, a military conflict in the Asia-Pacific region and a major cyberattack.
The transition toward a low-carbon economy is not the only shift that institutional allocators are having to grapple with right now.
Ninety One executives watched the liability-driven investment situation in the U.K. unfold with no strings attached.