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Alternative Investments: An Atypically Conventional Portfolio Tool
Myles Zyblock, Chief Investment Strategist, Dynamic Funds, discusses key thoughts to help advisors implement a successful alternatives strategy for their clients.
Asia & Europe: The New Path of Least Resistance
The stars are finally aligned for investing globally. The long-term opportunities in Asia are incredible. With over half of the global population residing in Asia, the sheer magnitude of Asian consumption is enormous.
Late cycle investing in the credit market
Marc-André Gaudreau, Vice President and Portfolio Manager, 1832 Investment Management L.P. discusses fixed income strategies advisors can use in the current environment, characterized by Central Banks increasing overnight rates to either slowdown an overheating economy or to fight inflation.
Why to invest in Canada now?
Don Simpson and Eric Menke, Portfolio Managers, 1832 Asset Management L.P., make the case for why the current market environment provides an opportunity for investors to take a fresh look at investing in Canada.
The win-win potential of active ETFs
Mark Brisley, Managing Director and Head of Dynamic Funds explains the various ways in which the development of active ETFs may be of significant benefit to investors.
Rising rates call for an active bond portfolio
A global "core-plus" approach may be the answer
What to look for when investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts
Tom Dicker, portfolio manager of a number of real estate portfolios, is often asked questions about individual REITs (Real Estate Investment Trust). The questions skew heavily towards REITs with high distribution yields – Tom Dicker shares his informed point of view on this aspect.
Embedded commissions: Where do we go from here?
I believe the industry is at an 'inflection point'. I sat down with Greg Pollock, President and CEO, Advocis to discuss the future of embedded compensation.
How Vulnerable is the Stock Market?
How vulnerable is the stock market? And, if it is vulnerable, what could cause a correction?
Central bankers leave key questions unaddressed
Last week brought arguably the most important event in the monetary policy calendar, as central bankers and economists from around the world converged on Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for the Kansas City Fed’s annual economic policy symposium.
