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- Sixth Street partners with Northwestern for $13B in ABS
- Capital Group and KKR enter into strategic partnership for alternatives, private credit, and beyond
- Aflac gets into private credit with 40% stake in Tree Line Capital
- Brookfield acquires majority stake in asset-based private credit firm Castlelake – another david and goliath partnership.
- BNY partners with CIFC on private credit
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Category Archives: politics
Top 25 paid women in business – finance leads the way
After my post “womenomics – the end of men in finance?” earlier this week, let’s move away from just titles and see who brings home the bacon. Fortune just published the list of the best paid 25 female powerhouses, and … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives, asia, black swans, Brand, cash flows, distribution, EFAMA, Enskat, Enskat Associates, information delivery, institutions, Latin America, management, multi-convergence, politics, private banking, professional fund buyers, regulation, SWFs, switzerland, traditional, UCITS, Uncategorized, wealth management
Tagged alla, Annaly, asset international, claressa shields, daniel enskat, Debra Cafaro, enskat associates, erdoe, facebook, Fagan, female leadership, Ina drew, Indra, institutional investor, Jamie dimon, jp morgan, meg Whitman, oracle, PepsiCo, Sandberg, ventas, Wellington, womenomics
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China is Taking Over Times Square
Starting next Monday, China will take over the “crossroads of the world”, on New York’s 2 Times Square. Renting the most prominent location on the building for up to $500,000 per month, China’s Xinhua is announcing its presence to the … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, cash flows, China, consulting, distribution, EFAMA, information delivery, institutions, Latin America, management, Middle East, money, movement, pension funds, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011 outlook, apple, asia, asia-pacific, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, Brazil, building bridges, business, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, europe, head of global consulting, marketing, ny times, strategic insight, times square, xinhua
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Quo vadis, UCITS? 25 Years of UCITS – Oped with Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, EFAMA president
This week I published an oped piece with Jean-Baptiste de Franssu, President of EFAMA, on UCITS – with a review of the last 25 years, status quo, and future opportunities and challenges for the increasingly global brand of UCITS. Full … Continue reading
Posted in asia, black swans, Brand, China, consulting, distribution, information delivery, institutions, management, Middle East, money, movement, pension funds, politics, professional fund buyers, SWFs
Tagged asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, consulting, efama, enskat, flows, franssu, global, latam, latin america, marketing, mutual funds, research, strategic insight, ucits
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Building Bridges: Asia and Global Asset Management – Views from Top Institutions and Distributors
This week Strategic Insight is publishing a new book on Asia, our third in a series on books on the region. I spent the last few years talking with over one thousand large institutional investors and distributors around the world … Continue reading
Posted in asia, black swans, Brand, consulting, distribution, information delivery, institutions, management, money, pension funds, politics, SWFs
Tagged 2011, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, book, building bridges, business, daniel enskat, distributors, flows, global consulting, institutions, marketing, mutual funds, outlook, projections, strategic insight, strategy
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Hong Kong throws the gauntlet at London and New York.
We have observed the metatrend “west-to-east” for a while – US and European firms targeting business growth across Asia and other emerging markets, both from an investment and distribution standpoint. We also have observed that, post-crisis, the latter markets are … Continue reading
Posted in asia, black swans, Brand, China, distribution, institutions, management, Middle East, money, pension funds, politics, professional fund buyers, SWFs
Tagged 2011 outlook, asia, asset management, blair pickerell, business, China, conference, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, europe, finance, global distribution, hong kong, martin wheatley, morgan stanley, mutual funds, new york, passport, seven secrets, speech, stephen roach, strategic insight, the plaza, ucits
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State of the Union
President Obama on Tuesday in his State of the Union address will touch on five “pillars” to ensure the competitiveness and growth of the US: innovation, education, infrastructure, deficit reduction, reforming government. Preparing for meetings in the Philippines, Thailand, Brunei … Continue reading
Posted in asia, Brand, China, distribution, institutions, management, money, pension funds, politics, professional fund buyers, SWFs
Tagged asia, asset management, daniel enskat, distribution, europe, finance, hong kong, mutual funds, passport, president obama, seven secrets, state of the union, strategic insight, ucits, us
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Keynote speech on China-U.S. alongside John Kerry in NY
In early June I will give a keynote luncheon on the role of China and the US in the asset management world at the China Institutional Investment Conference in NY alongside John Kerry, who in his capacity as Chairman of … Continue reading
Posted in asia, Brand, China, management, money, politics
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Dinner with Nassim Taleb in NY
Last night we had dinner with Nassim Taleb in downtown New York, who afterwards gave a keynote speech on his new edition on “robustness and fragility” when it comes to Black Swans. Always provocative in his remarks, Nassim covered black … Continue reading
Posted in black swans, Brand, management, money, politics
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Dear SEC…
Any industry these days is concerned with brand and public image, but the SEC has taken it to a whole new level since the crises – in their case: crisis. It was supposed to be a sleepy but powerful post … Continue reading
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As the U.S. sleeps…
Finally, about 100 years late (thank you, Bismarck), the U.S. this week passed something reminiscent of health care reform. Just to show Obama that the concept of bipartisanship is anathema to U.S. politics, Republicans honored it with exactly zero votes. … Continue reading
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