The Global Investment Report
OBSR, a Morningstar company's Peter Toogood presents his quarterly update on the Global Investment Report. He will be discussing:
- Economic indicators
- Interest rates fixed income and currencies
- Commodities
- Property
- Equities
- Economic indicators
- Interest rates fixed income and currencies
- Commodities
- Property
- Equities
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Oct 10 2011
26 mins
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Peter Toogood, Investment Services Director, OBSR, a Morningstar company
Peter Toogood, Investment Services Director, OBSR, a Morningstar company
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How to recruit for something that doesn't exist yet
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Marketing concepts consumers don't understand
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How to figure out where the puck is going
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How to look at failure productively
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Factor Investing in Fixed Income
Factor Investing in alternatives
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2020 Trends in Emerging Market Fintech: A Venture Capital Perspective Recorded: Dec 20 2019 31 mins
Alexander Piskunov, Partner, Ruvento VenturesThis will discuss the two major trends increasingly relevant for the development of Fintech ecosystems across developing countries from the perspective of a Venture Capital Partner.
In this webinar, Alexander Piskunov, a partner of a San-Francisco based VC fund Ruvento Ventures, will explore:
- The potential of Digital Banking to innovate the stale customer experience in metropolitan regions and reach the previously unbanked population of rural regions in underdeveloped economies. An example of this is DoPay — a British cloud-based Fintech startup offering payroll services to the populations of India, Africa, and Asia.
- The benefits of Cryptocurrencies as a more stable alternative to currencies, especially in countries with unsophisticated financial regulations. An example of this will be Ripio — a startup helping the Latin American merchants to process international transactions.
- Why the accurate identification of customer niche, regulatory compliance, and a customer-centric approach to solution development are crucial for the long-term success of a Fintech startup.
- How a fintech startup founder can identify the smartest money, outlining the cases of Y-Combinator, Fintech Innovation Lab, and Plug-and-Play as early-stage acceleration options.
This webinar will be interesting for venture capital firms across the US and Europe who are interested in expanding their portfolio to encompass Fintech from the developing countries in Latin America, Africa, and South-East Asia.
Alexander Piskunov is a partner of a San-Francisco based VC fund Ruvento Ventures (http://www.ruvento.com), specialising on AI, robotics and mobility investments and being responsible for portfolio development and fundraising from corporations. Previously, Alexander has studied finance at Cambridge, worked in tech-focused IB and cross-border PE funds in Europe and Russia
https://www.facebook.com/alex.piskunov -
Physical impact of climate change - how physical risks affect different assets. Recorded: Dec 18 2019 61 mins
Hanna Värttö, Practice Leader - Sustainable Investments, South PoleInvestors are increasingly called upon to assess and report on their investments' alignment with the Paris Agreement and to identify to what degree their investment portfolios are on a 1.5°C-2°C temperature change pathway. This creates pressure - but also an opportunity - for investors to engage with investee companies, issuers, or developers to ensure risks are being identified and communicated, and that adequate mitigation and adaptation strategies are in place. Mainstreaming climate risk assessment is vital for well-informed investment analysis and decision making, but also to guide structured engagement on the topic of climate change.
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Livestream Video Panel - Fixed Income outlook for 2020 Recorded: Dec 12 2019 60 mins
Lothar Mentel, Tatton IM | Lidia Treiber, WisdomTree AM | Jon Jonsson, Neuberger Berman | Justin SimlerWith historic yield curve inversions around the world in 2019, 2020 is poised to be another year where fixed income markets will be carefully watched by investors. This panel will focus a discussion on topics most important investors from a fixed income perspective, such as:
- Potential monetary policy changes by the FED and the ECB
- Global trade between the US and china
- US Presidential Elections & Brexit
Panellists
Lothar Mentel, CIO, Tatton Investment Management
Lidia Treiber, CFA - Director - Research, WisdomTree Asset Management
Jon Jonsson, Senior Portfolio Manager - Global Fixed Income, Neuberger Berman
Moderated by Justin Simler, Independent Expert
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