In the search for market-beating returns, institutional investors are facing a shifting geopolitical landscape, ongoing questions about monetary policy and the impact of climate change.

At the 2024 Investment Innovation Conference on Nov. 12-14 in Vancouver, B.C., leading academics and industry figures reckoned with the aftermath of the highly anticipated U.S. presidential election and provided expert summaries of the challenges faced by institutional investors.

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Democrats and Republicans heading for ideology reckoning after presidential election

Integrating quantitative strategies in fixed income portfolios

Impact investing helping institutional investors reset, rebuild ESG conversation

Canada facing recession, impact of rate cut policy won’t be felt for years

China’s economic recovery plan aims to address structural investment challenges, property market concerns

Finetuning equities selection with inside, outside quant/fundamentals perspectives

How asset managers can make investing ‘boring again’ during geopolitical uncertainty

Increasing connectivity, cloud-based storage capabilities fuelling growth in data storage investments

A liability-aware investing assessment can help pension plan sponsors see the bigger picture

Financial challenges fuelling anxiety in establishment institutions

Post-pandemic soft landing is here but market risks continue to loom

Harnessing lessons from the past to future-proof investment portfolios

Separating fact and fiction from investment stories requires correlation and causation review

Panel: Pension plan sponsors deploying AI cautiously, experimenting investment test cases

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