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    Macro Outlook

    Seizing Opportunities and Managing Risks in an Uncertain Environment

    GIC CIO for Public Equities, Bryan Yeo, spoke about how investors can seize opportunities and manage risks amid today’s uncertain environment.

    26 Apr, 2023 ∙ 6 Mins Read

    Sustainability

    The GIC Climate Signposts: An Investor Tool for Navigating an Uncertain Future

    By assessing the relative likelihoods of key climate scenarios, the GIC Climate Signposts enable investors to prepare for a range of climate outcomes, including the potential for elevated transition and physical risks as well as greater market volatility.

    26 Apr, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

    Sustainability

    Integrating Climate Scenario Analysis into Investment Management: A 2023 Update

    GIC and Ortec Finance’s climate scenarios offer investors a practical tool to analyse the impact of climate risks on financial asset returns and the wider economy. A unique feature of the GIC scenarios is their analysis of market risks, including whether markets price in future climate risks smoothly or disruptively, and whether these would lead to sentiment shocks.

    22 Apr, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

    Portfolio Construction

    The Role of REITs in Real Estate Allocations

    REITs, when combined with direct real estate, can offer investors greater liquidity as compared to holding direct real estate alone, even through any changes in volatility or expected returns. This liquidity advantage, inflation protection, diversification benefits, and meaningful long-term return potential, are among the boons of including listed real estate within overall real estate allocation.

    03 Apr, 2023 ∙ 2 Mins Read

    Sustainability

    Investing in the Path to Sustainability

    Dr Jeffrey Jaensubhakij, GIC’s Group Chief Investment Officer, speaks to Martin Siah, Singapore Country Executive at Bank of America, about the balance between the pursuit of net zero and profit, shifting the mindset of GIC staff, and the challenges that remain with investing in the global transition.

    30 Mar, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

    Sustainability

    Advancing Inclusive Capitalism

    Lynn Forester de Rothschild discusses the need for capitalism to evolve to address widening inequalities and declining public trust, the role investors play in enabling this shift, and the key barriers to building an inclusive economy.

    06 Feb, 2023 ∙ 4 Mins Read

    Macro Outlook

    The Global Macro Transition

    Business leaders at GIC Insights 2022 discussed the growing influence of policymakers on markets, how investors could build more resilient portfolios and where the long-term investment opportunities are in a volatile economy.

    03 Feb, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

    Sustainability

    The Sustainability Transition

    High-impact and scalable climate-related opportunities, the challenges faced in climate investing, and the importance of on social equity and climate justice were among the topics discussed at a GIC Insights 2022 panel on sustainability.

    02 Feb, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

    Technology

    The Digital Economy Transition

    Central bankers and entrepreneurs discussed the transformative role of blockchain and the digital asset ecosystem in driving greater transparency, financial inclusion and convenience, if applied and governed correctly.

    01 Feb, 2023 ∙ 3 Mins Read

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