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And my dad had always said, as many young kids get this advice, doctor, lawyer, accountant, engineer. So what we find, and then of course we have a multi-asset solutions business where we talk to clients about the entirety of their portfolio, their strategic assetallocation models. RITHOLTZ: Sure. SALISBURY: Yes.
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Another the great lesson, and I was still a global macro portfolio manager with my own silo at SAC Capital. And at the SAC Capital, it was all about riskmanagement. I’ve focused much more on riskmanagement, downside risk hedging. Atika Valbrun is my project manager. VASSALOU: Yes.
Elizabeth Burton : I think it’s because I went into riskmanagement straight out school on the risk side of fund to funds and, and various other industries. So, so let’s talk a little bit about riskmanagement. We actually have a budget for riskmanagement and technology and tools.
So they’d give individual assetallocation to people and they’d go invest their money. And understand what risk we’re taking on. So it has a lot of parallels to the way we think about assetallocation at Magnetar. Sarah Livesey is my audio engineer. Atika Verun is my project manager.
BITTERLY MICHELL: … riskmanagement. Everyone wants to — which is so intuitive now, but we became a lot more tactical with some of our allocations. Of course, we have strategic assetallocations, strategic portfolios. BITTERLY MICHELL: It’s an engineering feat. My Audio Engineer is Justin Miller.
DAVIS: It’s a long story, but originally I went to school for engineering. Got to school, realized that I wasn’t very good at mechanical drawing, which is a big part of aerospace engineering curriculum. Atika Valbrun is my project manager. Justin Milner is my audio engineer. Paris Wald is my producer.
The multi-asset platform manages things like offerings that give you inflation, hedging against inflation. So we use publicly traded real assets and commodities. We also do assetallocation and overlays. We just have to think about managing the money in the best way that we can. Anna Luke is my producer.
So obviously, riskmanagers, you know, and CROs were very focused on how do we manage that risk and diversify that credit risk that they were taking on in mid-market companies. Justin Milner is my audio engineer. Atika Valbrun is my project manager. Sean Russo is my researcher.
KOENIGSBERGER: What I really like is on top of these four return streams that we have, we kind of have a multi-asset, dynamic assetallocation process. KOENIGSBERGER: So that’s what — with our multi-asset strategy, we wanted to solve for that problem, which is — I call it a governance problem.
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