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A ‘portfolio life’ as the answer to the longevity challenge (opens the original)
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Human capital can generate long-tail dividends far beyond the technical retirement age [SINGAPORE] This year, around 1,500 Singapore residents are 100 years old or older, up from 1,200 in 2015, and just 700 in 2010. What is the probability that we will live to 100? In 2018, UBS Global Watch, a survey of high-net-worth (HNW) individuals, found that more than half believed they would live to 100. I am also convinced that I will become a centenarian. While my father passed relatively young in his l
Pension investor IFM sets up Singapore office to deploy private debt capital in Asia (opens the original)
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The Australia-based firm plans to utilise up to US$300 million in funds out of the new section [SINGAPORE] Australia-based IFM Investors, which invests global pension capital, aims to deploy as much as US$250 million to US$300 million of debt capital for enterprises in South and South-east Asia in the near term. To support its private market capabilities across these regions, especially in diversified credit through local origination and execution, it has launched an office in Singapore, said a
Weighing higher bond yields against influx of AI debt (opens the original)
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Investors will have to look beyond balance sheets [SINGAPORE] Until recently, the artificial intelligence narrative has consumed the equity market. But now, AI is pursuing the bond market, where debt financing among hyperscalers and companies involved in the AI infrastructure build-out is surging. This raises challenges for investors, particularly those who invest in fixed income as an anchor in portfolios. The big question is: Will the debt pipeline become a structural feature of credit markets
Index-tracking funds may deliver more risk than investors bargained for (opens the original)
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Concentration risk in indices is at the highest level, thanks to enthusiasm over all things AI-related INDEX-TRACKING funds are now so ubiquitous that it’s hard to imagine that when the late Jack Bogle of Vanguard rolled out the first such fund 50 years ago in 1976, the fund was ridiculed as “un-American” and a “sure path to mediocrity”. Vanguard’s first fund, the First Index Investment Trust tracking the S&P 500, is now called the Vanguard 500 Index Fund. It raised just US$11 million at its lau
This fund uses AI to pick stocks – and avoids concentration risk (opens the original)
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It evaluates more than 150 indicators across technical analysis, company fundamentals and academic research CONCENTRATION risks in global stock markets are at multidecade highs, as investors flock to the seemingly compelling potential of all things related to artificial intelligence. But if you are concerned about concentration risk, as AI-themed stocks take up an outsized share of market indices, home-grown boutique asset manager Aggregate Asset Management (AAM) offers an alternative. The firm
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