Webinars

What does it really mean to diversify? Over the course of 2020, the answer to that question has changed for many investors. Join us and industry experts to find out how notions of diversification are evolving to account for newly prominent risks, and learn how innovations in passive investing are helping to create more resilient portfolios. 

History suggests that sectors have a greater potential to over- and underperform during U.S. presidential election years, but finding the right sector candidates to endorse can be challenging.

While 2020's early volatility and bear market may be in the rear view for now, the pandemic and upcoming U.S. elections continue to stoke uncertainty. How are transparent, liquid alternative strategies helping institutional investors mitigate risks and prepare portfolios for the unknown?

Very low interest rates are a new phenomenon in Brazil, causing many investors to reevaluate their fixed income allocations and consider alternate investment opportunities.

ESG investing is at an inflection point. COVID-19 has exposed health, social, financial and political inequities around the world. Conviction-based investing is more top of mind than ever and is increasingly coming up in advisor discussions.

In 2020, the effects of climate change and COVID-19 have exposed environmental, social, and governance issues around the world and accelerated interest in ESG investing. With so much uncertainty ahead, many advisors are tasked with helping clients invest in a brighter future without compromising their investment objectives.

Technological innovations, from AI to clean energy solutions, are transforming industries and creating new ones faster than ever before. But are traditional portfolios tapping into these potential sources of growth?

Risk means different things to different investors. While some exposures can be addressed by mainstream solutions, others require more specialized approaches. Join us to learn how three industry practitioners have used index-based solutions to translate their unique risk philosophies into actionable strategies.

As the U.S. market eyes a recovery and interest rates remain low, the pandemic's impact on the insurance industry is still emerging.

Commodity supply chains came into focus in the first half of 2020, with extreme price volatility affecting a wide range of commodities including energy, food, copper, and gold. Will that volatility persist as global economies rebound?