Future States
The financial community should work to reduce nuclear risks the same way it does those of climate change.
Taimur Hyat, PhD, considers how geopolitical risks have altered how investment analysis is conducted.
Will computers completely replace humans in financial management?
True to his Dr. Doom moniker, Nouriel Roubini believes that vulnerabilities in the system are currently hidden and will emerge when the next economic downturn occurs.
Joachim Klement, CFA, has created his own set of rules to use as guidance when forecasting economic or political events.
The room for partnerships in 2019 extends throughout the wealth-management pipeline, says April J. Rudin.
"Alternative data is far more important to our community than artificial intelligence,” Ashby Monk, PhD, says.
There simply is no substitute for experience in the investment business. Right? Well, perhaps not anymore.
When it comes to big data and artificial intelligence (AI) in the investment management industry, some people anticipate a rosy future with various new sources of alpha. Others worry about the jobs that might be lost to machines through process automation.
Building resilience in a downturn requires all investors to assess the quality of the recessionary environment and to understand the risks they bear and their capacity to bear them.