Past Programs

Transportation assets are often referred to as ‘moving infrastructure’ given their similarities to fixed infrastructure assets, which include duration-based income generation and transparent contracted revenue.

The recent cascade of new regulations, impacting a wide range of sectors from fintech to property and private tuition, was widely perceived as a retrograde move by the government. With the economy largely market-driven over the last four decades, these sudden moves have taken equity markets by surprise.

As part of its ninth annual Global Sovereign Asset Management Study, Invesco detailed the views and opinions of 141 chief investment officers, heads of asset classes and senior portfolio strategists at 82 sovereign wealth funds and 59 central banks, who together manage $19 trillion USD in assets.

Co-hosted with PGIM, this webinar will examine how assets will be repriced as climate risk alters the behaviour of market participants.

In this webinar, Richard Adams will share the results of American Century’s global study, which investigates the effectiveness of earnings acceleration on significant and durable excess returns.

While ESG investing has surged in popularity over recent years, there remains a number of stumbling blocks that make it harder to implement a ‘true’ style of ESG investing in the fixed income space.

In partnership with Patrizia, this webinar will focus on how investors can build a resilient real estate portfolio in a post-pandemic world.

In partnership with Pinebridge Investments, we are pleased to host a webinar to discuss key post-pandemic themes in the private credit markets

In partnership with BMO Global Asset Management, we are pleased to host an investor roundtable discussion on the merits and risks of investing in the equities market in China.

In partnership with New Zealand Superannuation Fund, [i3] is pleased to facilitate this leadership roundtable for Chief Investment Officers to discuss how they incorporate sustainability as part of their investment and governance processes.