POPULARITY
83 episodes with morgan asset management
58 episodes with morgan asset management
28 episodes with morgan asset management
6 episodes with morgan asset management
17 episodes with morgan asset management
8 episodes with morgan asset management
5 episodes with morgan asset management
3 episodes with morgan asset management
99 episodes with morgan asset management
3 episodes with morgan asset management
5 episodes with morgan asset management
9 episodes with morgan asset management
4 episodes with morgan asset management
8 episodes with morgan asset management
7 episodes with morgan asset management
3 episodes with morgan asset management
3 episodes with morgan asset management
3 episodes with morgan asset management
College costs have soared well beyond inflation, making education planning a critical challenge for families and advisors. With public and private tuition rising faster than household incomes, the conversation has shifted from simply saving to strategically investing for education. Choosing the right vehicle—like a 529 plan—can make a meaningful difference, offering tax-deferred growth, tax-free withdrawals, and state-level benefits. This episode examines common misconceptions, the impact of procrastination and the realities of scholarships to provide a practical lens for advisors and parents seeking clarity in a changing environment. In this episode, join Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for the Americas, and Tricia Scarlata, Head of Education Savings at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, as they share actionable perspectives and personal experiences on building smarter education savings plans. Watch the video version on YouTube. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
“Activism” might be one of the less helpful terms in modern investing, a label that conjures everything from boardroom bust-ups, to terse exchanges between disgruntled shareholders and incumbent managements. However, in this conversation, Lars explains the early insights gained from collaborations with the great Carl Icahn, to building Cevian, and creating a long-term, extremely successful fund, investing in a small number of listed European and UK companies to help bring about significant, value-creating change. He explains the voyage from identification to ownership; from constructive engagement to taking a place on the board; to working to bring about change and improving the business' execution to driving improved shareholder returns through operational improvements. He contrasts their approach to that of private equity, discusses investing as they did to bring about change at ABB, to pondering on the question of “why more people don't do this?” The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by J.P. Morgan Asset Management*, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.*During the episode we cite J.P. Morgan Asset Management as Europe's leading active ETF provider by assets under management. This is sourced from J.P. Morgan Asset management and Bloomberg, data as of 30 March 2026.
We were surprised, when researching for this interview, to learn that State Street Investment Management are the fourth largest asset manager globally, with circa $6 Trillion of assets. Size confers both opportunity and challenges, however, and in this conversation Yie-Hsin talks about the global savings gap and the evolution of Asset Management. She addresses the place of the historic 60/40 allocations in a world where bonds may not deliver, and inflation is stubborn. She reflects on the turbulence in private markets, the emerging market debt and equity opportunities and why tokenisation is becoming an increasingly potent force.In January 2026, State Street launched its own Digital Asset Platform, which includes wallet management, custodial, and cash capabilities to support tokenized asset development. The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by J.P. Morgan Asset Management*, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.*During the episode we cite J.P. Morgan Asset Management as Europe's leading active ETF provider by assets under management. This is sourced from J.P. Morgan Asset management and Bloomberg, data as of 30 March 2026.
O Banco Central decidiu continuar o ciclo de cortes de juros no Brasil e reduziu a taxa Selic para 14,5% na semana passada. O corte, de apenas 0,25 ponto percentual, era amplamente esperado pelo mercado – em um cenário em que a guerra no Oriente Médio eleva os riscos para a inflação e exige mais cautela da política monetária. Não por acaso, em outras economias, os bancos centrais decidiram esperar: Estados Unidos, zona do euro e Reino Unido mantiveram os juros inalterados diante das incertezas. Quais razões estão por trás da decisão do Brasil de seguir cortando juros nesse ambiente? E até onde a Selic pode cair? Entenda também: Acordo entre União Europeia e Mercosul entra em vigor; Nos EUA, Fed pode não ter espaço para cortar juros; Europa avalia alta de juros por causa da guerra. No minuto 13:11, contamos ainda com a participação da Marina Valentini, estrategista do J.P. Morgan Asset Management, para analisar o que tem mexido com os mercados globais.
Rob Arnott, Founder & Chair of Research Affiliates, discusses where AI works well & can assist across the money management ecosystem, the risk of ‘AI hallucination' & over-reliance, quant vs human judgement, and the future of work. Amidst the volumes written about AI's impact on the business and investing worlds, we wanted to ask some specific questions about adoption, learning, implementation and limitations within the investing universe. We asked these questions of Rob Arnott, founder of Research Affiliates and a previous guest, whose firm is steeped in data, systematic disciplines and empirical evidence. In a compelling and engaging conversation, Rob discusses why common sense can beat data, how AI can hallucinate, its creative limitations, but its unequivocal potency in improving multiple areas of the investing business. Finally, when asked for his convictions across markets, he discusses the exceptional value in US small vs large cap equity!The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by J.P. Morgan Asset Management*, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.*During the episode we cite J.P. Morgan Asset Management as Europe's leading active ETF provider by assets under management. This is sourced from J.P. Morgan Asset management and Bloomberg, data as of 30 March 2026.
Sport is one the world's most powerful convening forces, but the way fans connect and engage is evolving, technology is offering new experiences and the investing world increasingly wants a piece of the action. One of the powerful new players, is SURJ, Saudi Arabia's sports investment arm, and leading their team is Danny Townsend, CEO, whose career has moved from professional football, to leading sports and entertainment businesses. We also welcome a co-interviewer, a titan of the sports commentary world, John Inverdale. In today's discussion, Danny explains how they weigh the state of play. Priorities, opportunities, risks, trends, & forces in sport. He discusses the influence of technology, how the fan experience is changing and why much of it is AI proof. He discusses which sports might be ripe for change, where barriers to evolution lie, and how Saudi's long term vision blends investment and societal ambitions. The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by J.P. Morgan Asset Management, IFM Investors, World Gold Council and LSEG.During the episode we cite J.P. Morgan Asset Management as Europe's leading active ETF provider by assets under management. This is sourced from J.P. Morgan Asset management and Bloomberg, data as of 30 March 2026.
Pulkit Sharma, head of J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Alternatives Investment Strategy and Solutions (AISS) business, joined the REIT Report podcast to review the evolving landscape of real estate investing, emphasizing the benefits of diversified portfolios that combine public and private strategies. “When it comes to alternatives today, we believe more is better in client portfolios, broader is better, as well as active is better,” Sharma said. Real estate, and REITs in particular, play an important part of that alternative investment landscape, he added.Sharma noted that the increased availability of data today has resulted in a more science, less art-based approach to designing outcome-oriented portfolios that target various client priorities such as income orientation, growth orientation, or a combination of both. A research piece, coauthored with GIC Singapore, shares insights into a framework for building multi-alternatives portfolios, integrating strategic sizing of positions with active marginal capital allocation to improve portfolio outcomes.
The global economy has endured multiple shocks in recent years and is currently coping with a fresh surge in energy prices as a result of conflict in the Middle East. In this edition of IIEA Insights, Dr David Kelly will assess the implications for inflation and economic growth from his position on Wall Street. He will also discuss a range of other issues, including the potential productivity gains from AI, the medium and long term effects of tariffs and the efficacy of monetary policy. David Kelly is the Chief Global Strategist and Head of the Global Market Insights Strategy Team for J.P. Morgan Asset Management in New York. His research focuses on the investment implications of an evolving economic environment, while his proprietary U.S. economic forecasting model helps shape his views on both the economic landscape and prospective asset class returns. He is a frequent keynote speaker at investment conferences in the US and a regular guest on CNBC, Bloomberg, and other financial media outlets. He previously served as a senior strategist/economist at SPP Investment Management, Primark Decision Economics, Lehman Brothers and DRI/McGraw-Hill. Born in Dublin, he is a graduate of U.C.D. and Michigan State University.
Does high yield actually mean high income? A lot of investors see a high-yield bond, REIT, BDC, dividend stock, or income product and assume the same thing: higher yield means better income and better returns. But that assumption can be dangerous. Today on Financial Detox, Jason and Alex break down the hidden risks behind chasing yield, why high-yield investments are often misunderstood, and how investors can end up taking on far more risk than they realize. What we cover today:
Depois de semanas de conflito, não é novidade que a guerra no Oriente Médio terá impactos relevantes sobre a inflação e os juros globais. Na semana passada, o petróleo tipo Brent (referência internacional) voltou a encostar nos US$ 120 por barril e fechou março com a maior alta mensal em três décadas – um reflexo da restrição de oferta causada pela guerra. Mas, se por um lado o efeito sobre preços e juros já parece inevitável, o impacto sobre o crescimento econômico dos países é mais incerto. Será que a guerra vai esfriar o PIB global? No minuto 06:22, Marina Valentini, estrategista do J.P. Morgan Asset Management, também analisa como os mercados globais têm reagido às notícias do conflito no Irã. Entenda, ainda, no episódio: Inflação volta a preocupar na Europa; Nos EUA, dados de emprego vêm acima do esperado.
Energy markets are on edge as geopolitical risk meets shifting demand, elevating the importance of balance, quality and discipline in portfolio construction. Markets are pricing a near term risk premium while longer dated benchmarks remain steadier, yet timing matters as continued Strait of Hormuz disruptions can shift outcomes on a week by week basis. Join Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist, and Aga Zmigrodzka, Equity Research Analyst, Energy and Infrastructure, at J.P. Morgan Asset Management as they discuss what's next for oil markets and where disciplined capital allocation and strong balance sheets may uncover durable opportunities across the energy value chain. Watch the video version on YouTube. Resources: For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Los ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) se han convertido en uno de los instrumentos de inversión con mayor crecimiento en los mercados globales. Pero, ¿qué son realmente y por qué cada vez más inversionistas los incorporan a sus portafolios?En el episodio 25 del podcast de Acelera Academy, Luis Tinajero, Director de Educación e Innovación Financiera en Actinver, conversa con Juan Pablo Medina-Mora, Head de J.P. Morgan Asset Management México, y Carlos Brito, Head of ETFs para Latinoamérica en J.P. Morgan Asset Management. En esta conversación exploramos el papel que están jugando los ETFs dentro del ecosistema de inversión y cómo pueden ser utilizados por los inversionistas mexicanos.Durante el episodio hablamos sobre:
Markets have seen strong performance in recent years, but as we look to the future, attention is turning to the transformative impact of artificial intelligence, particularly within private markets. In this special crossover episode between Insights Now and Alternative Realities, we launch Part 1 of our “AI and Investing” series, diving into how AI is reshaping opportunities and risks beyond the public market headlines. Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist, is joined by Stephanie Aliaga, Global Market Strategist on the Market Insights team at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. They discuss which sectors are most vulnerable to AI disruption, why private markets have become the home to many of the world's leading AI companies and the trends she's seeing across the AI landscape. Watch the video version on YouTube. Resources: For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
In today's episode, Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist, is joined by Brian Coleman, Co-Head of Investments for the Private Credit Solutions Group within J.P. Morgan Asset Management, to dive into private credit, an asset class that continues to be popular with investors due to its yield pick-up compared to traditional fixed income. However, private credit does not come without risk. They discuss some of these risks in certain sectors, as well as the outlook for private credit and opportunities outside of direct lending. Watch the video version on YouTube. Resources: For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Why can't the UK shake its "confidence rut" despite having a £1 trillion savings buffer? How are global "populist" spending trends forcing the bond market to act as a fiscal referee? And is the UK actually poised to become an AI superpower? In this episode, Robert and Steph welcome back Karen Ward, Chief Market Strategist for EMEA at J.P. Morgan Asset Management and former advisor to the Chancellor. The discussion dives deep into the 'split personality' of the UK economy, where high financial stability in the private sector is juxtaposed with a pervasive lack of confidence in government by consumers and business. The Rest is Money is brought to you by Octopus Energy, Britain's smart energy pioneer. Email: therestismoney@goalhanger.com X: @TheRestIsMoney Instagram: @TheRestIsMoney TikTok: @RestIsMoney Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode of The 401(k) Roundtable, host Rick Unser welcomes Meera Pandit, Global Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, to unpack the economic story of 2025 and what it means for retirement plans. From market resilience in the face of geopolitical unrest and sticky inflation to the rise of AI-driven investing and concentrated equity markets, Meera shares her perspective on how long-term investors, especially 401(k) participants, can navigate what's next. You'll hear insights on diversification, consumer sentiment, global opportunities, and the importance of staying disciplined in uncertain times. Link to JPMorgan's "Guide to the Market": Guide to the Markets Q1 2026
En Capital Intereconomía seguimos en directo la apertura del Ibex 35 y de las principales bolsas europeas, en una sesión marcada por el protagonismo del sector financiero y por un mercado muy sensible a los mensajes políticos y macroeconómicos. En la entrevista principal, hablamos con J.P. Morgan Asset Management, de la mano de Lucía Gutiérrez-Mellado, directora de Estrategia para España y Portugal, que adelanta en Intereconomía las perspectivas trimestrales de la gestora. Gutiérrez-Mellado dibuja la fotografía del inicio de año, con los mercados atentos a la macro, a las tensiones geopolíticas y a las decisiones de la Reserva Federal. Desde JP Morgan AM se muestran constructivos, analizando dónde poner el foco en este entorno y abordando uno de los grandes debates del momento: la tecnología y la inteligencia artificial, y si existen o no riesgos de burbuja. También compara el atractivo relativo de Europa frente a Estados Unidos, repasa qué se puede esperar de la campaña de resultados y explica el posicionamiento de las carteras para los próximos meses. En el análisis de mercados, Xavier Brun, responsable de renta variable europea de Trea Asset Management, pone el acento en la elevada volatilidad y en cómo Donald Trump vuelve a influir de forma directa en el ánimo de las bolsas. Entre los protagonistas del día destaca Bankinter, que se sitúa como “el mejor de la clase” tras presentar un beneficio récord de 1.090 millones de euros, con las comisiones compensando la presión de los tipos de interés. También analiza el comportamiento del sector automóvil, después de que Volkswagen sorprendiera al mercado con unos resultados apoyados en una sólida generación de caja. El programa se completa con el consultorio de bolsa, en el que Daniel Santacreu, analista independiente, responde a las dudas de los oyentes sobre valores, sectores y estrategias en un entorno de mercado marcado por el optimismo, pero también por el ruido político y económico.
Alternative investments are taking center stage as we look ahead to 2026. With public and private markets converging and new opportunities emerging across asset classes, investors are rethinking how to build resilient portfolios for the long term. That's why this episode of Alternative Realities brings together three of J.P. Morgan Asset Management's leading voices: Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist; Jed Laskowitz, Global Head of Private Markets; and Anton Pil, Head of Global Alternative Investment Solutions. Drawing on insights from over 45 contributors and a $500 billion alternatives platform, the conversation breaks down the key themes shaping the 2026 Alternative Investment Outlook. From the rapid growth of private equity and the evolution of secondary markets to the inflection points in real assets and infrastructure and the renewed momentum in hedge funds, this conversation covers the trends that matter most for investors navigating today's complex environment. Watch the video version on YouTube. Resources: For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Was erwartet die Märkte im neuen Jahr wirklich? Zinssenkungen, KI-Euphorie, politische Risiken und mögliche Vermögensblasen – Tilmann Galler, Kapitalmarktstratege von J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ordnet ein, was Anleger über das Börsenjahr 2026 wissen sollten. Warum Tech-Aktien trotz hoher Bewertungen weiterlaufen können, wo stattdessen die größten Risiken lauern und welche Anlageklassen jetzt entscheidend werden. Ein differenzierter Jahresausblick jenseits von blindem Optimismus. ------ Ihr habt Fragen, schreibt uns an: missionmoney@focus-money.de Alle wichtigen Links: https://wonderl.ink/@mission_money
Stocks rose in early trading with AI-exposed names like Nvidia and Oracle getting a lift. Meera Pandit from J.P. Morgan Asset Management joins with her market take following new consumer sentiment and housing data. Apollo's Torsten Slok talks about new headlines around the search for the next Fed chair, and new doubts around this week's surprise inflation data. Plus, why one analyst says to buy the Nike dip, and The Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern talks about an AI experiment in her newsroom that devolved into chaos.Squawk on the Street Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
As the asset management landscape evolves, investors and advisors face new challenges and opportunities in building resilient portfolios. Discover the latest trends shaping the industry, from the resurgence of fixed income and the growing role of international equities to the increasing adoption of private market assets and active ETFs. Gain timely insight into how technological innovation and personalized investment solutions are empowering advisors to deliver more tailored outcomes for clients. In this episode, join Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, as he sits down with Andrea Lisher, Head of Americas Client, to discuss portfolio diversification, the democratization of alternatives and the future of active management in a rapidly changing market environment. Watch the video version on YouTube. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Josh Myerberg breaks down the 2026 real estate outlook, why quality assets and operational excellence matter, and where savvy investors are finding opportunity now. Don't miss these timely insights from one of the industry's top portfolio strategists.J.P. Morgan Asset Management is optimistic about 2026, driven by expectations of lower interest rates and resilient real estate fundamentals.Quality matters more than ever—top-performing assets and strong operators are expected to outperform, while tertiary markets and lower-tier properties carry greater risks.Retail real estate has made a strong comeback, and high-quality office space is showing positive momentum, especially in major markets like San Francisco and New York.Operational excellence and risk management—including attention to emerging risks—are critical for long-term portfolio success.Diversification remains key: even the best assets need to fit together strategically to reduce volatility and capture growth opportunities.
In this episode of Alternative Realities, Aaron Mulvihill is joined by David Lebovitz, Global Strategist on the Multi-Asset Solutions team at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they delve into J.P. Morgan's Long Term Capital Market Assumptions (LTCMAs)—now marking their 30th annual publication. The LTCMAs serve as a cornerstone resource, providing return, volatility and correlation estimates for over 200 asset classes in 17 currencies. Widely respected across the industry, these assumptions help guide approximately $1 trillion in long-term investment portfolios. Watch the video version on YouTube. Resources: For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
Tom Alford (TMI) is joined by Jim Fuell and Mark Shemie (J.P. Morgan Asset Management), who explore what's currently top of mind for the investor community and how these priorities are being addressed across the industry. In this candid discussion, they examine the growing momentum behind corporate "step out" strategies, the market forces driving them, and the role technology now plays in execution, visibility and reporting. They also consider how digital innovations, including early-stage fund tokenisation, are beginning to shape investor behaviour and influence the future of short-term liquidity management.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
En la última hora de Capital Intereconomía, el equipo se trasladó al Madrid Investor Networking Day (MIND), el gran punto de encuentro del sector financiero y de la gestión de activos. Desde allí, el programa condujo dos mesas redondas y una entrevista especial con algunos de los principales líderes de la industria tecnológica y de inversión. La primera mesa, moderada por Susana Criado, reunió a Luis Nasser, WealthTech Consultant en Prometeia; Ángel Agudo, Chief Product Officer & Board Director en Clarity AI; y David Lozano Lucas, Fundador y CEO de Wealth Reader. Todos coincidieron en que la tecnología está redefiniendo el futuro del asesoramiento financiero, aportando eficiencia, personalización y transparencia. Los expertos destacaron cómo la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la automatización de procesos están permitiendo a las entidades ofrecer una experiencia de cliente más ágil y predictiva, y señalaron que la colaboración entre fintechs y gestoras tradicionales será esencial para mantener la competitividad en un entorno cada vez más regulado y digitalizado. En la segunda mesa, centrada en la transversalidad y el valor de las alianzas estratégicas, participaron Elena Guanter, Directora General Iberia y Latam de Candriam; David Anglés, Head of Marketing South Europe & France en Allianz Global Investors; André Themudo, Head of Wealth para Iberia en BlackRock; y Diego Rueda Moltó, Responsable de fondos de fondos y selección de fondos en Unicaja Asset Management. Los ponentes analizaron cómo la delegación de mandatos en gestoras especializadas está ganando peso por su capacidad de aportar diversificación, conocimiento sectorial y control de riesgos, especialmente en un momento en que la sostenibilidad, la IA y la gestión activa son factores diferenciales en la toma de decisiones de inversión. Para cerrar la jornada, Lorena Martínez-Olivares, Executive Director y Directora Comercial de J.P. Morgan Asset Management, ofreció una entrevista sobre el auge de los ETFs bajo el título “ETFs: del margen al centro del tablero”. Martínez-Olivares explicó cómo los fondos cotizados han pasado de ser instrumentos de nicho a ocupar un papel central en la gestión discrecional de carteras, gracias a su eficiencia, liquidez y transparencia. Además, destacó que el futuro del sector combinará gestión activa y pasiva con una integración cada vez mayor de criterios sostenibles y soluciones temáticas.
The oldest members of Generation X reach 60 this year. Yet most have much less than $300,000 saved for retirement, while also carrying more student loan and credit card debt than any other generation. Robert Brokamp discusses the challenges and solutions with Kerry Hannon, co-author of Retirement Bites: A Gen X Guide to Securing Your Financial Future. Also in this episode: -Stock market valuations are high, but there are reasons to believe the bull market can continue-Unused 529 college savings money can be transferred to a Roth IRA and not be subject to federal taxes (if done right). But what about state taxes?-Recent reports from Vanguard and J.P. Morgan Asset Management have sobering projections for U.S. stocks over the next 10 to 15 years-Over the holidays, eat, drink, be merry, and discuss estate planning with your family Host: Robert BrokampGuest: Kerry HannonEngineer: Bart Shannon Advertisements are sponsored content and provided for informational purposes only. The Motley Fool and its affiliates (collectively, "TMF") do not endorse, recommend, or verify the accuracy or completeness of the statements made within advertisements. TMF is not involved in the offer, sale, or solicitation of any securities advertised herein and makes no representations regarding the suitability, or risks associated with any investment opportunity presented. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult with legal, tax, and financial advisors before making any investment decisions. TMF assumes no responsibility for any losses or damages arising from this advertisement. We're committed to transparency: All personal opinions in advertisements from Fools are their own. The product advertised in this episode was loaned to TMF and was returned after a test period or the product advertised in this episode was purchased by TMF. Advertiser has paid for the sponsorship of this episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sara Eisen and Carl Quintanilla kicked off the hour with new consumer sentiment data hitting its lowest levels in years - and key market analysis from J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Chief Global Strategist. Plus: Goldman Sachs' Chief Economist joined the team later on, with more on why he warns it's the worst jobs market he's seen in 50 years - outside of a recession. Also in focus: Citi's blockbuster Tech & Media conference underway in Pebble Beach, California... Sara sat down with Citi CEO Jane Fraser to discuss today's market - and AI bubble fears - before later diving deep into the outlook for AI with IBM CEO Arvind Krishna this hour. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
In this episode of the Center for Investment Excellence, host David Lebovitz is joined by Tim Lintern, Research Analyst at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they unpack the latest findings from the 30th annual edition of Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions. The discussion covers the key findings of this year's publication, including the projections that are at the core of our approach to building stronger portfolios and explain how you can use them to inform your own strategic asset allocations.
Watch the video version on YouTube. Private equity's footprint in the sports industry has expanded rapidly in recent years. As global team valuations reach unprecedented levels, the sector has become a focal point for both investors and fans, reshaping the broader investment landscape. With capital pouring into sports franchises and valuations climbing steadily over the past two decades, the market is evolving—and so are the opportunities and risks. On today's episode, Aaron Mulvihill sits down with Tyler Jayroe, a portfolio manager with more than 20 years at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they'll unpack the key drivers behind the surge in sports franchise valuations, examine where investment dollars are flowing and highlight the most important trends and challenges facing investors in this space. For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Watch the video version on YouTube. Shifting macroeconomic trends and evolving consumer behavior continue to redefine the investment landscape, challenging asset managers to adapt their strategies for long-term success. Discover how multi-asset research teams at J.P. Morgan Asset Management approach asset allocation in a rapidly changing environment, with a particular emphasis on consumer markets. Key themes include lessons learned from years of investing in the consumer sector, the value of understanding where consumers are spending, and the use of proprietary data to identify emerging trends and shifts in confidence. In this episode, Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for the Americas, and guest Daniel Bloomgarden, Global Head of Research for Multi-Asset Solutions, discuss how technology continues to reshape retail, the complexities of building and maintaining strong consumer brands and the ways companies are adapting to ongoing supply chain disruptions and tariff challenges. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Watch the video version on YouTube. In this episode, Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist, is joined by Ashmi Mehrotra, Global Co-Head of J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Private Equity Group, and Jeremy Beal, Head of Products and Advisory Solutions at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. The discussion covers how access to alternative investments is expanding to more investors, current developments in private equity and the role these assets can play in today's investment portfolios. For more resources on Alternatives, visit our Guide to Alternatives and Principles of Alternatives Investing Listen to the audio version of the Alternative Realities podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
In this episode of the Center for Investment Excellence, host David Lebovitz is joined by Jared Gross, Head of Institutional Portfolio Strategy at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they unpack the latest findings from the Strategic Investment Advisory Group, focusing on the theme of U.S. exceptionalism. The discussion covers the key factors behind America's economic and market leadership, the potential risks to its continued outperformance, and how global trends may shift the investment landscape. Listeners will gain valuable insights into asset allocation, diversification, and the importance of re-evaluating long-held assumptions in today's evolving markets.
Watch the video version on YouTube In today's rapidly evolving investment landscape, understanding how quantitative strategies are shaping asset management is more important than ever. This episode explores the dynamic world of quant investing, offering financial advisors and investors practical insights into how systematic, data-driven approaches are transforming portfolio construction and risk management. Discover how quant models identify market inefficiencies, adapt to shifting macroeconomic conditions, and complement traditional fundamental strategies to deliver robust, diversified outcomes. In this episode, join Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for the Americas, as she sits down with Grace Koo, Co-Head of Risk Managed and Total Return Portfolios at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they unpack the opportunities and challenges of quant investing, sharing actionable perspectives for advisors and investors seeking to stay ahead in a changing market. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Another day of record highs on the S&P and Nasdaq: Carl Quintanilla, Leslie Picker, and Michael Santoli broke down what investors need to know as the government shutdown continues into Day 3 - with the latest from Washington and more on the market impact (besides a lack of jobs data today) with J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Chief Global Strategist David Kelly along with Goldman Sach's Chief Economist Jan Hatzius. Plus: get the tech playbook with one T. Rowe Price portfolio manager who's betting on Apple, Alphabet, and Nvidia here after a great week for chip names - and hear from the Jefferies analyst making a rare downgrade of Apple to sell. Squawk on the Street Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
In the latest episode of Facts vs Feelings, recorded live at Excell 2025 in Phoenix, hosts Ryan Detrick, Chief Market Strategist, and Sonu Varghese, VP, Global Macro Strategist, are joined by Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. From jobs data revisions and labor supply challenges to the Fed's upcoming rate decisions, productivity, AI, and the outlook for portfolios, this episode is packed with insights advisors and investors can use right now.Key TakeawaysJobs revisions: Recent downward adjustments highlight slowing payroll growth.Labor market: Supply shortages are keeping unemployment low despite weak hiring.Productivity: AI may boost output, but inequality risks remain.Fed policy: There's a debate on whether cuts would stimulate the economy or actually drag it down.Tax refunds: 2025 policy changes could deliver a stimulus-like boost.Global opportunities: International equities could benefit from a weaker dollar.Connect with Ryan:• LinkedIn: Ryan Detrick• X: @ryandetrickConnect with Sonu:• LinkedIn: Sonu Varghese• X: @sonusvargheseConnect with Dr. David Kelly:• Website: Dr. David Kelly• LinkedIn: Dr. David KellyQuestions about the show? We'd love to hear from you! factsvsfeelings@carsongroup.comDisclosure: Dr. David Kelly is not affiliated with CWM, LLC. Opinions expressed by our guests may not be representative of CWM, LLC.#FactsVsFeelings #CarsonGroup #DavidKelly #MarketOutlook #FedPolicy #InvestingPodcast #ExcelConference #Economy2025
Watch the video version on YouTube. Research analysts play a pivotal role in fixed income markets, where active management is crucial due to the vast array of issuers and securities. The fixed income industry encompasses a diverse range of bond sectors, including rates, emerging market debt, municipals, high yield and securitized debt, each offering a unique set of complexities and opportunities for investors to explore. As economic policies evolve, fixed income research analysts navigate heightened volatility, especially in interest rates and credit spreads. Their insights underscore the importance of strategic analysis and investment in quality issuers and assets to effectively address these challenges. In this episode, Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for the Americas, is joined by Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Together, they share expert perspectives on the evolving fixed income landscape and reflect on insights gathered from fixed income research analysts. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
Watch the video version on YouTube. Commercial real estate has undergone one of the most dramatic shifts in decades. The pandemic upended demand for office space, accelerated the impact of e-commerce on retail and created both turmoil and opportunity across the market. However, commercial real estate is not a single market, it is a mosaic of asset types, geographies and risk profiles. On this episode, Aaron Mulvihill, Global Market Strategist, is joined by Thomas Kennedy, Head of Research and Investment Strategy for Real Estate Americas at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Thomas was previously the Chief Investment Strategist for J.P. Morgan Private Bank, advising high-net-worth clients. Prior to that, he held various research and policy positions at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Subscribe to the Notes on the Week Ahead podcast for more insights from Dr. David Kelly: Apple Podcasts | Spotify Read the On the Minds of Investors article, "What does a higher-for-longer interest rate policy mean for real estate?" written by Aaron Mulvihill and Thomas Kennedy.
Fresh jobs data top of the hour: Sara Eisen, David Faber, and Wilfred Frost broke down the latest on the heels of new commentary around rates from Fed Chair Powell, before J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Global Strategist joined the team at Post 9 with her bull and bear case for stocks. Plus: the latest from Washington as lawmakers continue to work on passing President Trump's tax and spending bill – and the feud between the President and Elon Musk reignites over government spending and EV credits. One auto expert arguing: Tesla's biggest risk isn't Musk – but China (hear why this hour). Also in focus: a number of individual movers on the day, including Astrazeneca on reports of a possible re-listing here in the U.S. – the team discussed the news, and talked top healthcare picks with an analyst from Mizuho; More on the catalyst that could push Financials to fresh all-time highs after the bell; And a deep-dive on the data that's driving big gains for shares of casinos with Macao exposure.
In this episode of Payne Points of Wealth, Bob, Ryan, Chris & Courtney dive into the critical mistakes that could derail your retirement plans. The recent market volatility caused by recent events like tariff announcements can significantly impact returns if you don't make smart decisions with your money. We'll explore three common missteps that investors often make: Doing Too Much: Reacting impulsively to market drops by pulling out investments can lead to missing subsequent recoveries. We'll discuss why staying the course with a comfortable asset allocation is often the better strategy. Did you know that from 2005 through 2024, seven of the S&P 500's 10 best days occurred within two weeks of the 10 worst days? This insight from J.P. Morgan Asset Management highlights the importance of patience. Losing Sight of the Big Picture: With money in different retirement plans from job changes to holding your savings with different financial institutions, it's easy to lose track of how your overall portfolio is allocated. We'll explain how streamlining your investment strategy can be a game-changer for reaching your financial goals. Forgetting About Fees: Many investors are unaware of the fees they pay on their respective portfolios, mainly because most of these costs can be hidden. We'll shed light on how choosing low-cost options and being mindful of fees can help maximize your returns. A U.S. Government Accountability Office report from 2021 found that 41% of 401(k) participants don't know they pay any fees in their plan. We'll help you become fee-savvy to protect your nest egg. Tune in to learn how to avoid these pitfalls and secure your financial future!
On this episode of Animal Spirits: Talk Your Book, Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are joined by Scott Blasdell, Portfolio Manager and Don San Jose, Chief Investment Officer of the U.S. Value Team at J.P. Morgan to discuss what value means today, looking for quality within value, why valuation still matters, why the wine business is in trouble, and much more! Find complete show notes on our blogs... Ben Carlson's A Wealth of Common Sense Michael Batnick's The Irrelevant Investor Feel free to shoot us an email at animalspirits@thecompoundnews.com with any feedback, questions, recommendations, or ideas for future topics of conversation. Check out the latest in financial blogger fashion at The Compound shop: https://www.idontshop.com Investing involves the risk of loss. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be or regarded as personalized investment advice or relied upon for investment decisions. Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson are employees of Ritholtz Wealth Management and may maintain positions in the securities discussed in this video. All opinions expressed by them are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Ritholtz Wealth Management. See our disclosures here: https://ritholtzwealth.com/podcast-youtube-disclosures/ The Compound Media, Incorporated, an affiliate of Ritholtz Wealth Management, receives payment from various entities for advertisements in affiliated podcasts, blogs and emails. Inclusion of such advertisements does not constitute or imply endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation thereof, or any affiliation therewith, by the Content Creator or by Ritholtz Wealth Management or any of its employees. For additional advertisement disclaimers see here https://ritholtzwealth.com/advertising-disclaimers. J.P. Morgan Disclosure: Investing involves risks, including loss of principal. J.P. Morgan Asset Management is the marketing name for the asset management business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates worldwide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Watch The X22 Report On Video No videos found Click On Picture To See Larger PictureCEO Jamie Dimon is calling it, recession is coming. We are already in a recession, Trump will pull us out of it. Ds trying to stop Trump's tariffs. Countries ready to negotiate, Trump pauses tariffs for those countries. China and the EU fight back with reciprocal tariffs, this will not end well for them. Trump main target is the Fed. The [DS] is still trying to use judges to stop Trump's agenda, in the end this will fail. They are trying to use judges in the correct jurisdiction. Trump has set the timeline for the [DS] treasonous acts. Trump will show how the [DS] committed treasonous against the US. In the end Trump will have the final move, checkmate. (function(w,d,s,i){w.ldAdInit=w.ldAdInit||[];w.ldAdInit.push({slot:13499335648425062,size:[0, 0],id:"ld-7164-1323"});if(!d.getElementById(i)){var j=d.createElement(s),p=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];j.async=true;j.src="//cdn2.customads.co/_js/ajs.js";j.id=i;p.parentNode.insertBefore(j,p);}})(window,document,"script","ld-ajs"); Economy https://twitter.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1909947842845614115 https://twitter.com/WallStreetMav/status/1909935573772738708 Schumer: We Want to Take Tariff Authority from Trump We Allowed Biden to Have Because Trump's ‘Going So Overboard' Chuck Schumer (D-NY) r “Congress has always had the power to deal with tariffs, and we've always had these fights in the past on some of the tariff issues as well. But now that Trump is going so overboard, Congress can, has every legal authority to take those powers back, and that's what we aim to do.” Source: breitbart.com https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1909961646929301808 China is the Auto Capital of the World China is the world's largest car producer and exporter. A little-known fact is that China first became the world's largest car exporter back in 2023, with low-cost EV companies BYD and Chery in the spotlight. The nation's auto sector has been steadily expanding since then, with Chinese brands reaching an all-time high of 69.4% of domestic passenger vehicle market share in Q1 2025. Overall, China exported 5.86 million vehicles in 2024, a 19.3% annual increase. Mexico, Russia, Brazil, and the UAE were the top buyers. China sold 4.96 million passenger vehicles (19.7% YoY increase), 900,000 commercial vehicles (17.5% YoY increase), and 1.28 million new energy vehicles, as well as 987,000 battery-electric vehicles. Japan is the world's second-largest car exporter, exporting 4.22 million vehicles in 2024. This marked a -4.5% decline from 2023. Toyota remains Japan's leading vehicle, accounting for $312.28 billion in revenue and 830,048 million vehicles. Germany is holding onto third place in auto exports. In 2024, Germany exported 3.4 million passenger cars, marking a 2.5% annual increase. Around 25.9% of all vehicles exported from Germany last year were electric. Volkswagen Group remains Germany's star, generating $354.86 billion in revenue for the year. Source: armstrongeconomics.com Scott Bessent Reminds China They Need Access To US Market Far More Than America Needs Access To Their Economy Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that China's decision to retaliate against President Donald Trump's tariffs will ultimately backfire. China announced it is raising tariffs on American goods from 34% to 84% in response to Trump hiking tariffs on Chinese goods from 54% to 104%, Bessent thats because China exports far more to the U.S. than it imports, it has more to lose in a trade war. China exported $438.9 billion worth of goods to the United States in 2024 while the U.S. exported $143.5 billion to China, according to the U.S. Trade Representative. Consumer spending in America makes up nearly 70% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
© 2020-2026 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
