Saira Malik
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- Milken Institute1h 0m
Alpha Architects for Multi Asset Strategy | Global Conference 2025
Jared Carney, Khaled Al Shamlan, Ashley Baum, Jeb Bentley, Saira Malik, David Mihalick
Five senior investment leaders representing approximately $3 trillion in assets convened to discuss evolving portfolio strategies amidst rising asset correlations and the declining efficacy of the traditional 60-40 model. The panel emphasized a strategic shift toward alternative assets like infrastructure and private credit while highlighting that resilience and local information networks are critical for generating alpha during periods of volatility. By prioritizing downside protection, utilizing regime-based allocations, and leveraging internal management structures, the speakers outlined a roadmap for navigating current market dislocations and meeting long-term liability requirements.
- 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.
- 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.