When it comes to institutional investors, data has long been the realm of portfolio and investment decisions. But tools like big data analytics, the cloud and generative AI, are transforming an investment firm’s data use and management across its entire operations with potentially significant economic benefits.

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In this webinar, our panellists discuss the impact of generative artificial intelligence on the global economy and in investment markets. First, by exploring lessons learned from historical technology shifts. Second, by outlining the breakthrough differences of this innovation and how it could deliver dramatic economic gains…

Despite research that shows outsourced trading gives firms a competitive edge, many have yet to take advantage of the opportunities this approach can provide. Join State Street’s Dr. Dagmar Kamber Borens, head of Global Markets Continental Europe and Kevin O’Connor, global head of Portfolio Solutions Sales, Global Markets,…

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…

The results of State Street’s third annual Private Markets Survey, conducted among more than 500 institutional investors worldwide, forms the basis of this webinar. Participants will learn how their peers are responding to the continued global economic challenges facing the industry, and how regulatory developments and…

Alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is quickly becoming a common topic of conversation among asset owners and managers. In this webinar, expert speakers will explore the status of SDG investing globally, as well as the drivers of this trend.

Peer-to-peer technology platforms have unlocked tremendous value in many sectors of the economy. Think of Airbnb and eBay, for example. Yet despite finance being one of the most astute users of technology, the repo and sec lending markets have defied attempts to make them more efficient. That may be about to change.

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What’s powering the latest innovations in thematics? S&P DJI’s Head of Thematic Indices Ari Rajendra and Invesco’s Head of EMEA ETF Equity Product Management Chris Mellor discuss the rise of thematic investing and how AI and NLP technologies are sharpening the tools tracking transformative trends.

Advances in technology, population change, decarbonisation and geopolitical pressures are both catalysing new industries and rendering some assets obsolete.

What drives growth on a global scale? And why does growth occur? On the 50th episode of The Active Share, William Blair's Hugo Scott-Gall is joined by Olga Bitel, partner, global strategist, and Simon Fennell, partner, portfolio manager, for an insightful conversation on the outlook for 2025.

What drives growth on a global scale? And why does growth occur? On the 50th episode of The Active Share, William Blair's Hugo Scott-Gall is joined by Olga Bitel, partner, global strategist, and Simon Fennell, partner, portfolio manager, for an insightful conversation on the outlook for 2025.

During FII8 in Riyadh, State Street's Chief Technology Architect Aman Thind explained why GenAI is the investment industry’s key tool for processing unstructured data quickly.

In this episode, we look at what artificial intelligence (AI) can and can’t do and discuss three types of companies that may benefit from this technology.

Fans of the long-running game show Jeopardy will remember that one famous contestant stood out from the rest. IBM’s supercomputer, named Watson, beat two human opponents in a 2011 competition that brought artificial intelligence into the spotlight. More than a decade later, AI has taken a giant leap forward.

The quality of infrastructure supporting the digital economy will help determine the winners and losers that emerge from the AI boom. Companies, countries and regions that embrace the hyperscale and AI revolution—particularly by developing the data centers and power supplies necessary to be competitive—will be in a stronger…

What is the primary issue software has faced in 2024, and why do we think software’s future is brighter than its recent past?

Will AI-related applications displace workers, or will they become tools that help unlock human productivity and effectiveness?

Some companies may have an unexpected advantage in developing and implementing AI-related tools: access to large amounts of clean data.

Capturing drivers of stock performance via ‘factors’ such as value or low volatility and investing in them systematically continues to gain ground among investors. Increased access to data and advances in computing technology combined with the opportunities artificial intelligence creates are powerful drivers for the future…

Having captured the imagination, generative AI continues to spread and evolve. This requires an investment approach that transcends software and models. AI’s reach extends from semiconductors and chip-making machines to areas such as cooling systems and renewable energy. Watch our video with Pam Hegarty and Derek Glynn.