Survey: Institutional Investors Correctly Called Fiscal Cliff
The vast majority of institutional managers also predict Congress will raise in the US debt ceiling and that domestic housing market will pick up, according to a survey by Northern Trust.
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Investors Warned About Complacency Over China Hard Landing
The Eurozone and US fiscal cliff have preoccupied investors in recent months, but a slow-down in China could be around the corner – and it could hurt.
Gross, Dalio, Gundlach…Minerd?
From aiCIO's December Issue: Is Guggenheim Partners' Scott Minerd set to enter the Pantheon of fixed-income investing greats?
Is LDI Dead?
From aiCIO's November Issue: Delving into a question that tantalizes both supporters and opponents of liability-driven investing (LDI).
Corporate Bonds and US Equities Feel Investors’ Mood Swings
Politics, economic hurdles, and how the balance of power is shifting – investors are feeling the pressure to move.
Nuns and Public Workers Demand Citigroup Break-up
Citigroup needs a makeover, according to a consortium of its shareholders – some of whom have very important connections.
Has the Fed’s Plan Backfired?
Bernanke’s helicopter was meant to get markets flying high again – the rotor blades are spinning, but the uplift hasn’t happened.
Institutional Managers: Romney or Obama, US Markets to Rise
Whatever the election outcome, a Northern Trust survey showed managers are bullish on the United States’ housing and equity markets.
Franklin Templeton: The Global Economy Is Like a Line of Dominos
Central banks have taken actions to boost economic growth and prime the "liquidity pump," but how will investors react?
QE, Poor Returns, and Social Unrest
Thought Quantitative Easing was just harming government bond yields? Think again.
What Eurozone Crisis? Investors Turn on the US
The Eurozone has spooked investors for well over a year, but with calmer waters in Europe, worried eyes have turned across the Atlantic.
UK Treasury Committee to Investigate Who Loses with QE
Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom want to know: Does quantitative easing really have a “broadly neutral” effect on the population, as the Bank of England claims?
Less Than Great: How 2020 Will Be Nothing Like 1990
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Aran Darling looks ahead to the volatile 'new normal,' and discusses what an asset owner might do about it.
Towers Watson: Tight Corporate Bond Market the ‘New Normal’
With inventories of corporate bonds at the lowest point in a decade, Towers Watson foresees sustained illiquidity and heightened volatility ahead for the fixed-income market.
Quantitative Easing a ‘Faustian Bargain,’ Says Guggenheim CIO
Central banks may have inadvertently traded their control over inflation for the current low interest rates and eased money supply, according to Scott Minerd of Guggenheim Partners.