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Forum Fodder | Friday 25 October 2019
Learning is not the product of teaching. Learning is
the product of the activity of learners. - John Holt
(1923-1985)
All the best for another week's continuing
education! - Graham |
LATEST ONLINE 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
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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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Investment Management
Research Symposium 2019 (20-21 Nov 2019)
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RECENT ONLINE CE...
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Markets
Lagarde’s edge is Europe’s opportunity
Christine Lagarde will soon succeed Mario Draghi as
president of the ECB. She is taking the reins at
precisely the right moment for Europe to make the
changes needed to avoid a second lost decade.
Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz|
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Markets | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
We will have to choose between the US and China in
the 2020s
In the increasingly intense strategic and economic
competition between Washington and Beijing, it's
naive to think Australia can just sit on the
sidelines.
Tom Switzer and panel | 0.75 CE |
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Philsophy | Strategies | Investing | Finology
5 essential portfolio construction components
Portfolio construction is multi-faceted and should
be iterative. Five key components provide a
framework to design quality portfolios to meet
clients' objectives.
Annika Bradley, Lodrino|
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Markets | Strategies | As seen at Portfolio Construction Forum
Strategies Conference 2019
Remove your rose coloured binoculars, reality is
setting in
Hindsight has taught us the importance of active
core bond funds as an insurance policy. Now is the
time to consider expanding your investable universe
as the secular need for income intensifies.
Rob Mead, PIMCO| 0.50 CE |
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Markets | Investing
Research Review: More on market anomalies
Are markets efficient? Recent research suggests not,
finding media impacts information dissemination, and
mispricing explains the value premium.
Prof Ron Bird, Investment Management Research
Program | 1.00 CE |
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Markets
Four collision courses for the global economy
There are several geo-economic games of chicken
playing out. In each case, failure to compromise
would lead to a collision, most likely followed by a
global recession and financial crisis.
Nouriel Roubini, Roubini Macro Associates |
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Markets
The post GFC 'cheap money' bubbles are popping
For most of the last 10 years, the world's major
central banks have been creating significant amounts
of cheap money, inflating several bubbles. Those
bubbles are beginning to burst.
Chris Watling, Longview Economics | 0.25 CE |
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Markets | Strategies
The race of our lives revisited (in a nutshell)
Climate change has moved faster than most thought
possible. There will be exciting investment
opportunities in companies focused on climate change
mitigation and adaptation.
Jeremy Grantham, GMO | 1.00 CE |
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Markets | Investing | Philosophy
The heat is on - where investing meets investors
Human beliefs, biases and behaviours are central to
the behaviour of financial markets, causing
financial and economic instability to persist.
Pippa Malmgren, DRPM Group | 0.50 CE |
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Markets |
Strategies
Uncertainty requires more dynamism in delivering
outcomes
Few clients have the 20-year horizon required for
today’s strategically-oriented models to become
consistent with suggested outcomes, such as CPI+4%.
This builds in a structural mismatch.
Michael Kelly, PineBridge Investments | 0.25 CE |
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