In this episode of Expert Conversations: Unpacked, we explore key capital markets themes as year-end approaches, focusing on inflation and fiscal policy, as well as concerns for voters in the 2024 elections. Join Casey Irwin and Tom Miller as they discuss central bank strategies and emphasize proactive management for clients navigating an evolving market.
Show notes:
- Semiannual Market and Economic Update
- Navigating 2025: Key Trends and Strategies in Capital Markets
- Chatham Financial website
- Provide feedback
About our speakers:
Casey Irwin, Managing Director of Strategic Account Management at Chatham, ensures that clients with broad and complex needs are served with excellence. Prior to her current role, Casey worked on the Global Real Estate Valuation team, providing fair values of debt assets and liabilities for real estate funds, as well as on the hedging team to advise real estate and private equity clients on interest rate and foreign exchange risk.
Dr. Thomas Miller, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Union Square Capital Partners, focuses on USQ's interval fund strategies. Previously, he was Head of Manager Research at Nationwide Investment Management Group and a product manager at Delaware Investments.
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