| Asset Allocation during a Period of Financial Repression |
| Radio Feature 60: Professor Heinrich von Wyss in conversation with Sona Blessing
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Monday, October 01, 2012
at the Swiss Pensions Conference
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Dr. Heinrich von Wyss is Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of St.Gallen, Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance. Also amongst his teaching activities: Visiting Assistant Professor, Stern School of Business, New York University (2011), Asia Compact: International Finance, University of St.Gallen in Singapore (2012), Institutional Asset Management, University of St.Gallen (2010 - 2012).
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Asset Allocation during a Period of Financial Repression
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Q1 - Given that we are in a period of financial repression - how are pensions and other institutional investors looking to manage and allocate their assets?
Duration: 01:08
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Q2 - How have asset allocation trends differed in the emerging versus the developed economies?
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Q3 - What is your outlook on asset allocation across the "short", "medium" and "long" term?
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Q4 - Are there lessons to be learnt from Japan's lost decades?
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Q5 - Could you be more explicit on what needs to be done?
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Q6 - Do you observe shifts and trends in the way pension funds are being managed?
Is the onus increasingly shifting away from the employer and more toward the employee?
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Q7 - Should pensions consider investing in "exotic assets" such as art?
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