State Street explores the rise of active ETFs, regulatory shifts, retail investor growth, and how Luxembourg and Ireland are shaping the ETF landscape in Europe.

In this episode, Mawer IM discusses the defense industry's evolution with equity analyst Joshua Samuel. He highlights the historical underinvestment in European defense, the recent increase in defense spending, particularly Germany's program, and the strategic importance of land systems.

In this episode Canadian bond portfolio manager, Crista Caughlin, and balanced portfolio manager, Steven Visscher, discuss Q2’s market and economic activity. Topics covered include “Liberation Day's” tariff shocks, central bank policies, inflation, and other themes.

The State Street Risk Appetite Index stood at a high level of +0.36 at the end of June. Moreover, institutional investors spent the month of June adding to their allocation to stocks – exposure to stocks increased by 0.7 percent and currently stands above the start-of-the-year level.

State Street explores how local expertise in Luxembourg is powering clients’ global investment strategies, with a focus on private markets, active ETFs and digital transformation.

In this interview, State Street shares insights on how modern technology, real-time data and seamless onboarding are transforming investor experiences. From re-entering the United Kingdom (UK) market to preparing for blockchain integration, the focus is on future-ready infrastructure and consistent service across…

Coming to you from State Street's London Research Retreat, this episode of Street Signals explores the ongoing fragmentation in the global political economy and its implications for asset managers and asset owners.

Greg Moro, Alternative Credit Sales Associate at Polen Capital, joined Julie Cooling, Founder and CEO of RIA Channel, to discuss how Polen’s approach to credit investing helps advisors build income and diversification into their client portfolios.

Europe has realised over the past two to three years the great need that it has to become independent from an energy point of view.

Valuation virtuoso, Michael Mauboussin, joins us to explore the core drivers of long-term value creation.

While markets are still grappling with fluctuating global trade and fiscal policies, this week is a reminder that geopolitical risk is never out of the frame for too long.

Group CIO Dan Ivascyn helps investors unpack today’s market narratives around elevated government debt, risks to the U.S. dollar, and the importance of seizing opportunities beyond U.S. borders.

BNP Paribas AM's Daniel Morris, Chief Market Strategist, sits down with Olivier De Larouziere, CIO of Fixed Income, to discuss some of the recent moves in global bond markets.

This episode of Fixed on ESG unravels the perils of fast fashion, environmental footprint, transparency challenges, and opportunities for innovation.

This monthly video series offers an updated analysis of State Street's institutional investor indicators.

Mawer's Global Equity Co-Manager, Manar Hassan-Agha, examines how tariff policies have created uncertainty for businesses, particularly impacting capital deployment decisions and supply chains. Manar explains how a focus on asset-light, service-oriented businesses with recurring revenue provides resilience during…

Green bonds, whose revenues are used to fund green projects such as renewable energy, have matured. Investors have adopted the fixed income instruments as a way to help fight climate change. Green bonds have also become a good indicator of a company’s behaviour as they encourage issuers to report on their carbon footprint…

In this new episode of Quant Street, Robeco Portfolio Manager Vania Sulman explains how the tracking error of an Active Quant approach is managed over the long term, and explains the process of overweights and underweights versus the benchmark. She also talks about how Active Quant differs from an enhanced-indexing approach…

State Street's 2025 data survey of 900 institutional investors reveals that most will have completed their data transformation within two years.

Our speaker is Myron Scholes who is the Frank E. Buck Professor of Finance, Emeritus at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Myron won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his groundbreaking work in Options Theory. I want to find out why uncertainty is core to both investing and finance theory.