Inflation and Investment Management
Inflation is an economic phenomenon which was little more than historical anecdotes or abstract risk scenarios until recently. Unexpected and large recent increases of inflation brought back inflation on the radar of investment analysts and decision makers abruptly. This 2-day intensive program gives an introduction and overview of the economic analysis of inflation and its implications on investment analytics and portfolio management.
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This course is also available in New York Time Zone and Singapore Time Zone
- Heads of Risk and Investments
- Portfolio Managers
- Investment Analysts, Both Quantitative and Qualitative
- Financial Economists
- Data Scientists
- Gain familiarity with inflation as an economic phenomenon
- Learn how to quantify and interpret inflation tendencies
- Analyse the impact of inflation on risk and return of investment opportunities
- Gain understanding of the various implications of inflation on investment portfolio and risk management
Basic understanding of economics and financial markets, and instruments.
Andreas Steiner is an independent consultant with over 15 years of practical experience in investment management. He focuses on investment process with related projects ranging from risk management to portfolio construction. He has published research on a wide range of investment topics - i.e. "Risk Parity for the Masses" in The Journal of Investing - and is currently working on a book covering asset allocation and applied portfolio theory.
Previously, Andreas held various roles at banks and fund management companies and was Head of Investment Risk Management at a private bank in Switzerland. He was also an external lecturer at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences, delivering courses on portfolio theory, performance analysis, international investing and Behavioural Finance.
Andreas holds a Master's degree magna cum laude in Economics from the University of Zurich specializing in Monetary Economics and Financial Markets. He is also a member of various industry associations related to investment performance and risk.
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Inflation Basics: Definition, Measurement, Analytics
- Introduction: What Is Inflation?
- Necessary Ingredients: Prices and Money
- Inflation Measurement: from CPI deflators to Core Inflation, Headline Inflation
- Back-, Now- and Forecasting Inflation: Challenges and Best Practice
- Inflation Expectations: Adaptive, Rational & Implied (Yield Curve/Derivatives)
- Inflation in the Larger Macroeconomic & Social Context: Overview
Workshop: Extracting Trend Inflation from CPI Time Series Data
Inflation In Retrospect
- Spanish Gold
- German Hyperinflation
- Great Depression
- Inflation 1970/80
- Inflation 2022
- Lessons Learnt & Lessons Not Learnt
Economics Theories of Inflation
- A Bit of History of Economic Thought
- Quantity Theory of Inflation
- Phillips Curve
- Keynesian Theories of Inflation: Old and New
- New Monetary Economics
- Fiscal Theories of Inflation
- Inflation in Open Economies, International Parities
- Real Effects of Inflation
- Distributional Aspects: Impact of Inflation on Wealth and Income
Workshop: Plenum debate: state of inflation in North America, Europa & Asia, expected trends
Monetary Policy
- Central Banks, International Monetary Frameworks
- Policy Goals and Conflicts
- Financial Stability, Systemic Risk Considerations
- Discretionary Policy
- Rules-Based Inflation Theory
- Taylor Rule
- Quantitative Easing Policies
Workshop: Distinguishing Restrictive and Expansive Monetary Policy Measures
Inflation and Asset Classes Risk & Return
- Traditional Asset Types: Stocks, Bonds, Corporate Debt
- Real Assets: Gold, Real Estate, Commodities
- Inflation as an Underlying, Inflation-Linked Instruments
- Cryptocurrencies?
Workshop: Deriving Meaningful Inflation Scenarios from Historical CPI Data Figures and Implications for the Risk & Return of Equity and Bonds
Investment Management under Inflation
- Inflation in a Scenario Framework
- Real versus Nominal Magnitudes
- Steepness of Efficient Frontiers
- Inflation in the Context of Liabilities
- Approaches to Inflation Hedging
Workshop: Asset Allocation Implications of Nominal and Real efficient frontiers
Course Details
This course is also available in New York Time Zone and Singapore Time Zone
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