The Journal is the Investment Institute’s flagship annual publication. It features contributions from Investec Asset Management’s investment specialists as well as highly regarded academics and external practitioners. In our fourth Journal, we explore how to generate resilient, long-term returns in an age of uncertainty: the current low-growth, low-yield and increasingly complex investment environment.
In The Investor’s View, we talk to executives of some of the world’s leading asset owners. They discuss their approach to long-term investing, where they see new opportunities and how they are facing up to the challenges of the current macroeconomic environment.
Read The Journal Volume 4, Chapter 3
Chapter 3, January 2016
Chapter 3 is our final instalment of Journal 4. Notwithstanding the significant disruptions taking place in our immediate political and investment landscape; we discuss the importance, now more than ever, of adopting a long-term mind set for both investment and sustainability practices.
Ten key themes for financing sustainable development
Aniket Shah, Financing Sustainable Development Initiative, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network
Renewable energy: Revolution or evolution?
Tom Nelson, Head of Commodities & Resources, Investec Asset Management
Graeme Baker, Analyst, Commodities & Resources, Investec Asset Management
The Investor’s View
Shahril Ridza Ridzuan, Chief Executive Officer, Employees Provident Fund, Malaysia
Evolving in adversity: The underappreciated resilience of emerging market corporate debt
Victoria Harling, Strategy Leader, Emerging Markets Corporate, Investec Asset Management
Tammy Lloyd, Investment Specialist, Investec Asset Management
Chapter 2, October 2016
In chapter 2 of our fourth annual Journal, we continue to explore the theme of “building resilience” in the face of a low-growth, low return world. Our contributors weigh in on changing economic, regional and industry trends as well as the increasing focus on incorporating long termism and sustainability into mainstream investment practices.
The light at the end of the tunnel: the sun and renewable energy
Michael Power, Chief Strategist, Investec Asset Management
The Changing Dynamic of the Global Oil Markets
Tom Nelson, Head of Commodities & Resources, Investec Asset Management
Avoiding Long Term Value destruction: An Interview
Roger Urwin, Global Head of Investment Content & Investment Consultant at Willis Towers Watson and Ben Caldecott, Director of the Sustainable Finance Programme, University of Oxford’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment
Dale MacMaster, Chief Investment Officer, Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)
Using ESG to Drive Long-Term Returns
Therese Niklasson, Global Head of ESG, Investec Asset Management and Naasir Roomanay, ESG Analyst, Investec Asset Management
Chapter 1, July 2016
Chapter 1 focuses on the definition of resilience and the actions required to build portfolios in these challenging environments.
Retooling investors for an age of uncertainty
Hendrik du Toit, Chief Executive Officer, Investec Asset Management
Overcoming failures in long-term savings and investment: the lessons of the UK
Ian Goldin, Professor of Globalisation and Development, Director of the Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford
Ashok Gupta, Chair of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association Defined Benefits Taskforce
Adrian Orr, Chairman, International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds; Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Superannuation Fund
Profiting from long-term value creation in the equity markets
Clyde Rossouw and Simon Brazier, Co-Heads of Quality, Investec Asset Management
Navigating negative rates for resilient returns
Russell Silberston, Head of Multi-Asset Absolute Return, Investec Asset Management
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