Investment Training Seminar

2019 Event Highlights

Learn. Invest smarter.

We were delighted to host UBS Asset Management's 25th Annual Investment Training Seminar in Chicago, on 4 – 8 November 2019. With investors joining from around the globe, the event brought together our top strategists and investment specialists to discuss a range of topics.

The topics covered included the Global macroeconomic outlook and geopolitical landscape, Emerging Markets and protectionism and Asset Allocation: How to generate returns in the current uncertain economic and political environment.

Clear Vision

We have a clear vision. To work in partnership with you to achieve your investment goals and develop your international investment platform.

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Time to evolve. A quarter century of FX reserve management

The past 25 years has witnessed central banks employ a policy of significantly increasing their foreign exchange reserves. We ask why and what the future holds.

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Central banks and climate change: taking up the challenge

Permeating all levels of society, from private individuals, through business, to policy makers and governments, the effects of climate change will have an impact.

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Collaborating for a low-carbon world

Climate change is the greatest risk facing our planet today, and we believe Asset Managers have a significant role to play in limiting its impact.

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The infrastructure equity cycle

Institutional investor interest in the infrastructure sector is at record highs. This paper takes a closer look at the impact on valuations and examines where we are in the cycle.

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Top trends in 2019

Our Top trends in 2019: Infrastructure Outlook paper and complementary video focuses on the three key themes to be aware of in Europe and North America to help infrastructure investors navigate portfolio allocation decisions.

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US Real Estate Outlook 2019 – video

Tiffany Gherlone, Head of Real Estate Research & Strategy for the US discusses the emerging trends that we expect to shape US commercial real estate investment in 2019.

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