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In this episode, Mike Collins welcomes Chief European Economist Katharine Neiss, PhD, and European Investment Grade Credit Research Analyst James Hyde.

With the rapid rise in housing prices, PGIM Fixed Income considers the underlying drivers and assesses the implications for the inflation outlook more broadly.

PGIM Fixed Income analyses how the European Union provides a compelling case of how its openness affects productivity and its broader economic backdrop.

The optimal method for constructing and evaluating strategic allocations, incorporating risk metrics that span beyond standard deviation.

The lines between technology and other parts of the economy are blurring and challenging incumbents and investors to keep up or fall behind.

The outlook for equity and credit markets is getting less rosy, while volatility is likely to remain elevated.

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

The European lending landscape has been changing, with more-varied sources of capital willing to finance the commercial real estate sector.

Lisa Davis, portfolio manager, U.S. Impact Value Partners, discusses the intersection of climate change and inequality.

Taimur Hyat joins the Market Narratives podcast to discuss the investment implications of technological advances that are radically reshaping our world.

PGIM experts explore how real assets can insulate institutional portfolios and serve as a hedge against inflation.

PGIM recently brought together a panel of experts to discuss the opportunity set in liquid alts.

Michelle Teng joins Investment Magazine’s Market Narratives podcast for a discussion on allocating to private assets while also managing liquidity risk.

Harsh Parikh joins an episode of Investment Magazine’s “Market Narratives” podcast to discuss how real assets can be used as a hedge against inflation.

Noah Weisberger joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the effectiveness of policies imposed by the Fed and macroeconomic drivers behind U.S. stock-bond correlation.