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In the vast financial savanna, institutional investors are often seen as dominant players, much like lions in the wild. But when it comes to the search for alpha, investors might be better compared to another often-underestimated predator: the hyena.

As institutional investors seek clarity in an evolving economic landscape, the story of the buffalo offers a poignant analogy. Once teetering on the brink of extinction, the buffalo has rebounded through adaptability and resilience – qualities that also define successful real estate investing.

The Magnificent Seven have been dominating equity markets, not just in the United States but also globally, these past 24 months. It is easy to see why this group of technology companies, which includes Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla, is attractive to investors as they are businesses that hold near monopolies over […]

How can CIOs nurture and empower emerging talent, often operating in the confines of specialist silos, into the next generation of future leaders in the investment management industry?