Institutional investors are reassessing traditional portfolio strategies to navigate new risks and opportunities. Dario Schiraldi, Deutsche Bank's former MD, shares insights into how private equity, private credit, structured investments, and ESG-driven strategies are shaping the institutional playbook.
Government bonds and traditional fixed-income instruments have become less attractive as inflation erodes real yields. In response, investors are shifting toward floating-rate debt, inflation-linked instruments, and alternative credit structures.
Navigating today's high-rate environment requires a more sophisticated asset allocation and risk management approach. Institutional investors are:Embracing Private Markets. Leveraging Structured Products.
