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Fixed On ESG's inaugural episode featuring an illuminating Q&A session with PGIM Fixed Income's Co-Heads of ESG Research.

Amid the highly uncertain range of macro outcomes, we distinguish the economic and market developments that now appear highly uncertain.

Exploring how disruptions in the manufacturing, labor, and commodities markets may affect inflation and fixed-income investments.

The clues to longer-term outcomes lie in the energy market's supply tightness in place long before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

George Patterson considers four prominent investment topics through the transitory vs. permanent lens.

Economic and market implications of Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

Mexico has become a preferred location for higher value-add industries with robust domestic supply chains and other supporting infrastructure.

Supply-side and regulatory risks will have to be managed to a greater degree moving forward, but the investment case for single-family rentals remains strong.

PGIM Real Estate’s proprietary estimate of the size of high-quality, institutional-grade investable real estate stock around the world.

PGIM experts examine the value that exists within the private alternatives space, as well as the opportunities yet to be uncovered.

Against a backdrop of ongoing market volatility, it’s no surprise investor interest in alts continues to grow given the diversifying power of the asset class.

The late CIO of Yale Endowment, David Swenson, left an indelible legacy to institutional investors which has influenced asset allocation policy worldwide.

Michell Teng discusses how climate change and early release schemes can affect super funds and the global economy.

Junying Shen discusses the implications of differing cash flow characteristics and performance among infrastructure asset sectors.

Quantifying the “hidden” performance cost of early access to retirement funds helps CIOs and regulators make more informed decisions.