In the most recent edition of State Street’s award-winning Digital Digest publication, experts looked at the interrelated nature of financial services and how new developments are a product of multiple inputs. As with previous changes to the way capital markets infrastructure operates, the evolution of digital assets and…

Join State Street experts for their webinar Old Challenges and New Frontiers: Private Market Trends in the 2020s. The discussion is based on a survey of 480 investment institutions fielded in Q4 2022, with respondents split evenly between traditional asset managers, private markets-specific asset managers, asset owners and…

This episode of All the Credit kicks off our new sub-series, Credit Markets in Transition, with an in-depth look at the rapidly growing ABF sector.

Explore the renewed interest in gold amidst global economic uncertainties with Max Belmont from First Eagle Investments. Tune in for insights on gold's role as a potential hedge against inflation, the dynamics of gold mining investments, and comparisons with digital assets like Bitcoin.

The Canada Pension Plan has prospered by investing in alternative markets such as private equity and debt, becoming a model for institutional investors around the world. Today, global pools of private capital stand at over $12 trillion, doubling in just six years.

In this episode, Moritz Seibert speaks with Anatoly Crachilov and Michael Hall from Nickel Digital, a prominent London-based crypto hedge fund.

Recorded at the CEPR Paris Symposium. Can cryptocurrencies be useful? Not just for crypto bro speculators, but as a shield against the depreciation of the official currency if a government is determined to pursue inflationary policies – a proposition first argued by Friedrich Hayek in his 1976 book “The Denationalisation of…

Ed Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research, joins Alan Dunne in this episode to review his Roaring 2020s thesis for the U.S. economy. Ed makes a compelling case for sustained economic growth, driven by rising productivity gains fuelled by technological advancements.

Where did Bitcoin come from, how does it work and what impact has it had on our financial system? Is Bitcoin a means of liberating us from the clutches of evil central bankers, or is Bitcoin a Trojan horse those same bankers are using to foist a cashless society upon us?

In this podcast, we discuss the evolution of CBDCs, the rising demand for safe currencies and the overlooked risks.

Catastrophe bonds – the reinsurance debt instruments linked to natural disasters and one of the most profitable hedge fund strategies of 2023 – are in high demand right now. This episode of Long Story Short investigates why.

Tune in for the latest from portfolio manager Arnout van Rijn. Currently, US yields have reached 5%. The earnings season is off to a promising start, with a significant number of companies exceeding expectations.

Antoinette Schoar unravels the complexities and risks associated with cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance.

Michael Metcalfe and Nitin Gaur reflect on lessons learned from the volatile crypto market.

The fast-growing decentralized finance (DeFi) system aims to build a new financial architecture that can eliminate the need for traditional intermediaries and reduce rents in the financial sector — but it also generates formidable challenges for market participants and regulators.

Leading voices from the cryptocurrency industry, including Binance CEO 'CZ' and Sam Bankman-Fried of FTX, and Financial Times reporters tell the story of how the cryptocurrency industry ballooned into a market worth more than $2 trillion with little regulatory oversight. How did regulators lose control and can they…

Things are heating up, in different senses of the phrase. Just like a century ago, we are emerging from an international crisis with the potential of an economic boom. But unlike the Roaring Twenties, the growing optimism is being tempered by the threat of an even greater crisis: climate change. Now in its 11th edition,…

In series 5, episode 4 of Good Things Happen, host Jorian Murray is joined by Mary Kate O’Hare, Head of Art Advisory, Citi, and Wendy Chang, Director of the Rennie Collection, to discuss the appeal of collecting art and the aesthetic and wealth creation benefits.

Richard Holden, economics professor at the University of New South Wales explains why the prospect of a private digital currency run by a company like Amazon or Google is a real possibility and why that would represent an enormous transfer of power from democratic governments to a private company.

Bitcoin interest is surging due to higher prices and easier access. The Greater Possibilities podcast looks at how investors can add crypto to portfolios.