Capital Decanted
Say goodbye to tired market takes and superficial sound bites. Because here, instead of skimming the surface, we dive into the heart of capital allocation — striking the perfect balance and exposing the subtleties that reveal the topic’s true essence.Prepare to have your…
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Worth Another Pour #3 | Season 3: The Hardest Time in History to Manage Money? (opens the original)
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Geopolitical change, product disruption, and technological transformation have all made this the most complicated moment in history to navigate capital markets. CAIA Association spent the last 12 months finding out why. After convening 120 global executives across eight financial centers we're proud to introduce: The World Rewired , a blueprint for the decade ahead. In this episode, we unpack the three structural shifts at its core with four practitioners who were in the room with us, including
Worth Another Pour #4 | Season 3: Total Portfolio Approach, Part 2 - Implications for the Broader Investment Ecosystem (opens the original)
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What happens when asset owners stop managing asset classes and start managing the whole fund? How do portfolios change, and how does the industry reorient their business models around them? In this episode, a practical sequel to Season 1's introduction, we break down how TPA changes investment processes, how portfolios differ under an SAA framework, and what this means for external managers. With insights from CPP Investments, NZ Super, Blue Owl, and Capital Group, the conversation highlights ho
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