Steffen Meister
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- Milken Institute41 min
Encouraging Greater Collaboration | Asia Summit 2024
Haslinda Amin, Jody Jonsson, Steffen Meister, Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, Tan Su Shan
A diverse panel convened to mobilize private and public sector engagement against two decades of geopolitical instability, proposing a "post-DX team" to address uncertainties in healthcare, climate, and supply chains. Speakers highlighted critical financial metrics and the need for government-backed technology integration while emphasizing a strategic pivot toward sustainable assets and patient-centric innovation over the next decade. Despite challenges in cross-border collaboration and market buy-in, the group committed to evolving their initiative through future research and manifestos on issues ranging from plastic quality to food supply security.
- Milken Institute45 min
Global Investment Outlook | Asia Summit 2023
Laura Deal Lacey, Michael Milken, Haslinda Amin, Lim Chow Kiat, Steffen Meister
A fragmented discussion addressed speculative topics ranging from unverified energy transition goals to undefined geopolitical strategies involving the United States, China, and the United Kingdom. Participants mentioned broad concepts like artificial intelligence, fiscal accountability, and market volatility without establishing concrete data, specific timelines, or actionable policy outcomes. The session concluded with general acknowledgments but failed to produce a coherent narrative, leaving the stated objectives regarding value capture and supply chain dynamics unresolved.
- Milken Institute1h 2m
Institutional Investors: Stewarding Long-Term Assets
Steffen Meister, Alain Carrier, Sophia Cheng, Neil Cunningham, Blake Hutcheson
Representatives from the CPP Investment Board, OMERS, PSP, and Cathay Financial Holdings outlined aggressive strategies to expand private market allocations while targeting assets in Asia and emerging markets to capitalize on long-term growth. These institutional investors emphasized active governance and in-house talent acquisition to distinguish high-quality investments amidst valuation compression and geopolitical noise. The panelists concluded that despite fierce competition and macroeconomic headwinds, the shift of capital toward private assets remains essential for delivering sustainable returns as the public market landscape shrinks.