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After US, India was the top destination for sovereign wealth funds in 2022 - Vimarsana News

After US, India was the top destination for sovereign wealth funds in 2022

China currently ranks in sixth place, according to an Invesco study.

Industry Voice: More bang for your buck — how value is changing in multi-asset strategies - Vimarsana News

Industry Voice: More bang for your buck — how value is changing in multi-asset strategies

Perceptions of value are constantly changing in the investment industry, which has undergone seismic changes over the last decade so that advisers and their clients...

Middle East investors revisiting asset allocation amid inflation concerns - Vimarsana News

Middle East investors revisiting asset allocation amid inflation concerns

RIYADH: Rising inflation and the recent Ukrainian invasion by Russia are prompting investors in the Middle East to reexamine their asset allocation, according to the latest Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study report. According to the report, 55 percent of the sovereigns in the Middle East region have repositioned their portfolios in anticipation of further rate

Where does digitization sit on the asset management agenda? - Vimarsana News

Where does digitization sit on the asset management agenda?

Spurred on by COVID-19 and other prominent politically charged agendas such as Brexit, and climate change, we are witnessing an increase in development in data and technology.

Susan Webb | UVA Darden School of Business - Vimarsana News

Susan Webb | UVA Darden School of Business

Tapping Purpose, Adaptability to Break Barriers in Asset Management As a member of one of the first co-ed undergraduate classes at the University of Virginia, Susan Webb’s (MBA ’84) pursuit of a career in finance began in the crucible of a hostile environment. Walking into her first day of statistics class, she was told by her professor, “You’re just going to get pregnant, so don’t waste my time.” How did she react? “I said, ‘Thank you, sir,’ and left, and signed up for another stats class.” Faced with adversity, Webb learned self-reliance: “You’ve got to know when to ...