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Trump-starting the global economy
Concerns over US policy and China’s stalling economy will be key to the 2025’s global economic outlook. But while there are numerous uncertainties, we believe the picture remains favourable for both bonds and equities.
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2025 Outlook: Global Fixed Income Webinar
From high yield to emerging markets debt to investment grade credit, what will 2025 hold for global fixed income investors? Our panel of experts weighs in on the opportunities and risks ahead.
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2025 Outlook: Direct Lending Webinar
Where is direct lending headed in 2025? Our experts weigh in on a number of topics—from the implications of an increasingly competitive market to the interplay between public and private markets (and what that means going forward).
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Webinar Replay - What’s Your Alternative?
To examine institutional use of private market assets, PGIM and Institutional Investor’s Custom Research Lab partnered to survey more than 250 investment decision makers at institutions in Europe and the Middle East, representing approximately $10 trillion in assets under management. Private assets make up ~25% of current respondents holdings, but what does the future hold? We take a closer look at how allocators across EMEA are thinking about private alternatives.
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The countdown starts: US election results and market implications
As the US election results begin to unfold, they could have a major impact on markets and the economy.
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China After the Stimulus
In our recent Spotlight on China webinar, we explored key insights on China’s market, including recent volatility, significant rallies, and the drivers behind these movements. Portfolio Manager Andrew Mattock examined the impact of government stimulus measures, such as monetary policy shifts and real estate stabilization efforts. Lastly, we discussed the sustainability of the recovery, touching on challenges like weak consumer confidence and geopolitical tensions.
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Modi 3.0: A New Dawn for Indian Equities?
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first two terms saw significant growth in Indian equities, driven by bold economic reforms and a pro-business stance, and attracting both domestic and international investors alike. As we look ahead, the question arises: Can a third term, marked by a weakened PM reliant on a coalition government, build on this performance?
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Webinar: wind and solar enhanced maintenance technologies and advances with data
How is the use of artificial intelligence impacting the clean energy infrastructure industry? Watch Nuveen Infrastructure’s recent webinar where we discuss the use of big data and AI in asset management, the underlying trends affecting renewables infrastructure maintenance and the wealth of benefits that effective maintenance can bring to a renewables portfolio.
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Webinar Replay - Road To Recession? Riding Out Tightening Credit Markets
The global economy has been resilient against a variety of headwinds, underpinning a recovery in risk assets. Despite optimism over a soft landing, the threat of recession remains in play. Elevated levels of inflation, higher interest rates and stricter lending standards are keeping up the pressure on consumers and businesses. Facing this uncertainty, investors need a playbook for riding out tightening credit markets.
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Webinar Replay - Credit Risks Amid Deteriorating Lending Standards?
Non-bank lenders and institutional investors have adopted a much larger role in financing the economy since the global financial crisis. The emergence of a higher-for-longer regime has brought new momentum behind private credit’s growth as an asset class, with investors searching for diverse opportunities to capture yield. But a credit-risk approach that looks at private credit separately from public is no longer suitable due to the growing overlap between the two segments.