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  1. Milken Institute47 min

    Future of Global Asset Platforms: Scaling, Strategy, & Stewardship | Middle East & Africa Summit

    Nour Amache, Jonathan Goldstein, Dana Settle, David Steinbach, Guy Weldon

    Representatives from Bridgepoint Group, Heinz, Greycraft, and Kean International discussed strategies for scaling multi-product platforms while maintaining cultural identity and operational agility in a consolidating market. The panelists highlighted how leveraging AI for data-driven sourcing, vertical integration for deal flow, and decentralized governance models allows firms to navigate structural shifts from beta to alpha generation. Key outcomes included predictions of rising demand for compute infrastructure, a pivot toward private wealth allocation, and the critical role of transparency in sustaining long-term investor relationships amidst macroeconomic uncertainty.

  2. Milken Institute44 min

    Staying Invested: The Next Frontier in Asset Management | Asia Summit 2024

    Collwyn Tan, Jonathan Goldstein, Stephanie Hui, Steve Klar, Kevin Patric

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  3. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Moving Beyond Financials: Mega-Trends Shaping Business and Finance | Global Conference 2024

    Hiromichi Mizuno, Raphael Arndt, Jonathan Goldstein, Saira Malik, Andy Sieg, Hiro Mizuno

    Projected $80 trillion in wealth transfers from Baby Boomers to younger generations are colliding with rising geopolitical fragmentation and divergent investment values, compelling a fundamental restructuring of portfolio management. In response to these pressures, financial institutions are adapting by integrating ESG factors as material risk metrics, shifting toward alternative assets, and redefining fiduciary duty to account for societal stability and climate impact. Despite these structural changes, significant challenges remain regarding financial literacy gaps, the need for diverse hiring practices, and the inability of current markets to fully price in long-term systemic risks.

  4. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Moving Beyond Financials: Mega-Trends Shaping Business and Finance | Global Conference 2024

    Hiromichi Mizuno, Raphael Arndt, Saira Malik, Jonathan Goldstein, Andy Sieg, Hiro Mizuno, Raf

    Panelists Andy Betts, Rafi B., Sarah Malik, and Jonathan Goldstein convened to address the transformative impacts of the longevity revolution and a projected $80–$100 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer on global financial markets. The discussion highlighted a critical shift in portfolio construction toward 50-30-20 allocations featuring alternatives, alongside evolving investor demands for impact investing, educational diversity, and well-being metrics that move beyond traditional GDP. Despite concerns regarding widening wealth gaps and 1930s-style geopolitical instability, the group agreed that aligning capital markets with the ethical values and first-principles thinking of younger generations is essential for sustaining future stability and growth.

  5. Milken Institute57 min

    MI Summit 2013 - London: Global Real Estate: A Tiered Market

    Fiona D'Silva, David Evans, Jonathan Goldstein, Anthony Myers, Francine Lacqua, Kelly Hampal, Diane Sobin

    Following the successful refinancing of Heron Tower with Starwood, industry leaders from Heron International and Blackstone assessed a global real estate landscape defined by divergent recovery cycles across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. The panel highlighted a significant shift toward direct investment strategies and non-bank lending as capital migrates to distressed European markets, while simultaneously warning of residential bubbles in London driven by foreign cash flows and geopolitical instability. Experts concluded that despite tightening spreads in prime UK assets, the sector faces distinct risks regarding jurisdictional complexity in Southern Europe and the long-term sustainability of high-valued London real estate amid changing work patterns.