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Jack Ablin on the current macroeconomic landscape
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Private credit is a great hedge against the higher-for-longer scenario.
This month, we have Jack Ablin, CFA, Chief Investment Officer and founding partner at Cresset Capital, a top fractional family office serving high net worth individuals and families. Jack discusses his extensive investment background dating back to the 1980s, highlighting how his strategy has evolved towards asset allocation.
In this podcast, Jack shares insights into the current macroeconomic landscape, particularly the shift in the bond market’s competitiveness with equities and its implications for investors. He explores the attractiveness of private credit as an asset class, noting its potential as a hedge in a higher-for-longer interest rate environment. He shares his perspective on navigating private markets, advocating for a focus on middle-market opportunities and economically insensitive sectors.
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