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Forum Fodder | Friday 15 November 2019
Education is a progressive discovery of our own
ignorance - Will Durrant (1885-1981)
All the best for another week's continuing
education! - Graham |
LATEST ONLINE CE...
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Markets
The monetarist era is over
Central bankers and senior economic officials now
almost unanimously believe that monetary policy has
reached its limits.
Anatole Kaletsky, Gavekal Dragonomics |
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Investing
Is active investing doomed as a negative sum game?
Sharpe proposed that active investing must be a
losing pursuit in aggregate. This paper takes a
critical look at that proposition, and whether it is
worthwhile considering using active fund managers.
Geoff Warren, PhD, Australian National University|
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Markets | Strategies |As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
The current credit cycle is set to endure
The diverse characteristics of credit markets
provides investors the ability to construct robust
portfolios, offering investment opportunities
suitable for all potential market environments.
Michael Buchanan, Western Asset Management | 0.50 CE
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As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
Private markets hold the answer to infrastructure
alpha
The significant valuation gap between listed and
direct infrastructure markets presents an
opportunity to arbitrage value from the two as the
gap closes. Understanding the weight of this change
into 2020 and beyond is key.
Daniel Foley, CBRE Clarion Securities| 0.50 CE |
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Strategies | Investing | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
The way risk is managed in concentrated portfolios
matters
Limiting overlapping economic exposures more
effectively creates concentrated yet diversified
portfolios capable of meeting investors’ long-term
objectives into the 2020s, while better managing
risk.
Donald Huber, Franklin Templeton Investments| 0.25
CE |
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20-21
November | 12 CE/CPD hours
Investment Management
Research Symposium 2019 (20-21 Nov 2019)
Established in 2007, the annual Investment
Management Research Program Symposium presents
contemporary investment research. Presented in collaboration with
Macquarie University and supported by CIMA Society
of Australia, it features an exceptional Faculty -
academics from leading university business schools,
independent consultants, central bankers, regulators
and professional investors - presenting research
related to this year's theme, "We are living in
exceptional times".
Register now!
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Investing
The allure and limits of monetised fiscal deficits
It is only a matter of time before some shock
triggers a new recession. Because policymakers will
be pressured to do something, "crazy" policy
responses will become a foregone conclusion.
Nouriel Roubini, Roubini Macro Associates |
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Markets | Strategies | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
After value’s tough ‘10s, we must stick to our guns
for ‘20s
The 2010s challenged value investors as,
paradoxically, cheap stocks became cheaper and
expensive stocks grew more expensive. For those
holding their nerve, the inconsistency sets up a
good 2020s.
Andrew Clifford, Platinum Asset Management| 0.50 CE |
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Strategies | Investing | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
Machine learning gives great flexibility – and
responsibility
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning (ML), and
Deep Learning represent an important expansion of
the quantitative investors' analytical toolkit,
providing substantial new flexibility.
Joanna Nash, Acadian Asset Management| 0.50 CE |
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Strategies |As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
True diversification is not about portfolio
insurance
Investors want it all from alternatives - keep up
with equities in bull markets, and give insurance
when markets fall. But true diversification adds
independent sources of return to portfolios.
Jason Koo, Macquarie Investment Management | 0.25 CE
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Strategies | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
Income investors should look beyond just yield
A broader approach to retirement income, looking
beyond yield and incorporating expected return and
risk, means some income-generating assets should be
excluded from retirement portfolios.
Michael Martel, State Street Global Advisors| 0.50
CE |
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Markets
Can the US and China make a deal?
The Sino-American trade war may well be about to
enter its endgame. The next round of negotiations
could be the last real chance to find a way through
the trade, technology, and wider economic imbroglio
that has been engulfing both countries.
Kevin Rudd, Asia Society Policy Institute |
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Markets
Investors need a new measure of economic growth
Much macroeconomic analysis is very narrow in scope.
ESG factors are ignored all together. A new
indicator of national progress measures economic
dynamism and progress on meeting ESG goals.
Stephanie Kelly, Aberdeen Standard Investments| 0.25
CE |
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Strategies
Retirement spending and biological age
There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that
chronological (C) age is dominated by biological (B)
age as a better proxy for longevity risk.
Practitioners must consider both ages when building
portfolios and structuring retirement spending
strategies.
Moshe Milevsky, York University| 1.00 CE |
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Finology
The Big Five: A new path to improving client service
There is scientific consensus that five major
personality traits explain much of the behavioural
differences between individuals - linking to
financial outcomes, and preferences for advice.
Herman Brodie,Prospecta Limited | 0.50 CE |
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Investing
Research Review: The investment behaviour of hedge
funds
Two papers looking at hedge funds provide
further evidence that the more proactive managers
are the best performers.
Ron Bird, Investment Management Research
Program | 1.00 CE |
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