S.2 Ep.8: Tail Risks and Protecting Against the Unknown
Recent events such as the pandemic & the war in Ukraine have altered the investment outlook in significant ways. How can investors prepare for unforeseen risk?
PGIM’s risk management approach, across asset classes and investment styles, grounded on Prudential Financial Inc.’s history of managing risk for over 145 years, enables our affiliate managers to apply deep expertise, identify emerging risks, and deploy investment strategies for the benefit of our clients. This approach reflects our belief and experience that as the investing backdrop changes, the drivers of risk will likely evolve as well.
Across market cycles, PGIM seeks to appropriately balance risk and reward through a combination of systematic top-down and bottom-up monitoring and assessment of market, credit, liquidity and operational risks. Through our multi-manager model and global footprint, PGIM provides institutions access to a range of investment strategies that are designed to mitigate fallout in times of market stress, generate returns during periods of volatility, and provide diversification through public and private alternatives and dynamic multi-asset solutions.
At PGIM, risk management is at the center of our corporate governance, investment process, and organizational culture.
With more than 1,400 investment professionals located on the ground across 47 offices, PGIM is focused on managing risk, harvesting its opportunities, and mitigating its potential adverse effects wherever these may arise.
Implement governance and investment processes that seek to identify risks that may potentially impact investment performance of public and private assets
Aim to manage risks with custom stress testing, disciplined due diligence, and asset-class diversification
Update and monitor qualitative and quantitative rankings, and proprietary risk attribution models
Conduct periodic and ad-hoc in-depth risk reviews with investment committees
Recent events such as the pandemic & the war in Ukraine have altered the investment outlook in significant ways. How can investors prepare for unforeseen risk?
Regime conditional reverse stress tests help identify hidden scenarios that could have an adverse effect on a diversified multi-asset portfolio.
With ongoing market volatility a near certainty, PGIM’s Best Ideas highlight a host of areas where we believe investors will find promising opportunities.
Dedicated team that provides objective, data-informed analysis to help CIOs and Investment Committees manage their portfolios. IAS provides custom client research that focuses on asset allocation, portfolio construction, real assets and manager allocation & selection.
Liquidity risk can be more severe than volatility risk. Funds may need a designated chief liquidity officer for integrated liquidity management.
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A framework to help CIOs determine the appropriate allocation of illiquid infrastructure investments.
Unblurring the lines between investment strategies that solely focus on mitigating ESG risks and those delivering environmental and social benefits.
PGIM's global head of ESG discusses the Singaporean model for ESG disclosure and the SEC's proposals on the labelling of ESG funds.
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