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The Changing Nature of Investment Volatility

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1 CPD Hours

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Can old methods handle a new challenge? An increase in volatility spikes, coupled with an unpredictable macro-economic environment set an uncertain and unchartered backdrop for Australian super funds as they continue to seek returns to meet members expectations.  As this new paradigm plays out, old ways to solve for de-risking portfolios may not stand the test of time.

In this webinar we will explore:

  • The changing nature of volatility: what is happening and why?
  • Why de-risking portfolios in the same “old” way may not achieve return objectives
  • New methods of low volatility investing

Published Date: 15 September 2020

Speaker

Scott Bennett, Head of Quantitative Research and Client Solutions, Australasia, Northern Trust Asset Management

Scott Bennett is head of quantitative research and client solutions, Australasia where he is responsible for the development and support of Northern Trust’s quantitative solutions across both Australian and global equity markets. Scott drives thought leadership and works with large institutional clients on customized quantitative solutions.

Scott has more than 18 years of investment experience. Prior to joining Northern Trust Asset Management, Scott led the global quantitative research effort at Russell Investments, where he was responsible for more than $45 billion in assets under management across single factor, multi-factor, factor timing, environmental social and governance (ESG), and portfolio completion strategies. He was previously responsible for managing more than $7 billion in Australian equity portfolios that included after-tax, smart beta and multi-manager strategies.

Scott has been published in several academic journals covering ESG, risk measurement and portfolio construction. In 2010, Scott won the JASSA prize for “best paper” for his work on active share across Australian equity managers.

Scott earned his bachelor’s degree in business (economics and finance) with distinction from RMIT University and a master’s in finance (applied finance) from the University of New South Wales (UNSW).


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