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Global Macroeconomic Outlook: 2023 Q3 Update

Our ThinkingBy Eric PutnamAugust 9, 2023

MACROECONOMIC UPDATES

In this third-quarter global macroeconomic update, we highlight several factors impacting current global markets, including tightening financial conditions and monetary policy, as well as housing market risk.

Global Macroeconomic Outlook: 2023 Q2 Update

Our ThinkingBy Eric PutnamMay 3, 2023

MACROECONOMIC UPDATES

In this second-quarter global macroeconomic update, we highlight several factors impacting current global markets, including tightening financial conditions and monetary policy, as well as labor market resilience.

Global Macroeconomic Outlook: 2023 Q1 Update

Our ThinkingBy adminFebruary 9, 2023

MACROECONOMIC UPDATES

In this first-quarter global macroeconomic update, we contend that three primary forces could lead to a period of low growth and high uncertainty marked by long-term inflation expectations.

2022 Global Macroeconomic Outlook: Mid-Year Update 

Our ThinkingBy adminAugust 17, 2022

2022 GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK
In this mid-year follow-up to our annual macroeconomic analysis, we analyze current economic trends, including inflation and stagflation trends, and provide an update on the market.

Geographic Diversification in Private Equity Markets

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 14, 2022

2022 GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK
Developed with Oxford Economics, this report makes the case that a rapidly changing global private market landscape places a strong emphasis on minimizing investment risk and diversifying portfolios.

An Overview of Total Portfolio Management

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 14, 2022

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSIFICATION IN PRIVATE EQUITY MARKETS
To fully harvest value from private markets we believe strategic asset allocation and active portfolio management are crucial. At Ben, we call this framework “Total Portfolio Management.”

Optimizing Geographic Allocations: A Target Model Portfolio

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 13, 2022

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSIFICATION IN PRIVATE EQUITY MARKETS
What role does foreign exchange risk play in minimizing overall investment risk when considering geographic diversification of a private equity portfolio?

Foreign Exchange Risk & Market Outlook

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 13, 2022

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSIFICATION IN PRIVATE EQUITY MARKETS
What role does foreign exchange risk play in minimizing overall investment risk when considering geographic diversification of a private equity portfolio?

Global Private Market Forecasts: Baseline & Bear Scenarios

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 11, 2022

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSIFICATION IN PRIVATE EQUITY MARKETS
We consider the current global macroeconomic environment of high valuations in order to develop private market baseline and bear forecasts.

The Global Macroeconomic Environment: Inflation and Uneven GDP Growth

Our ThinkingBy adminApril 8, 2022

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSIFICATION IN PRIVATE EQUITY MARKETS
We consider private equity diversification over the next five years across key global regions to develop baseline forecasts for GDP and inflation.

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