Since the rise in interest rates in 2022, public and private credit have been some of the most sought-after asset classes by Private Family Capital Investors. Hear from the founder of a rapidly growing credit fund on how he has navigated the 2020 volatility, the parallels he sees to today’s market, and what's different this time around, including what risks remain in the broader market. Scott Goodwin, Founder, Diameter
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The energy and natural resources sector is at a unique inflection point as the demand for power to drive data centers and AI compute increases. Hear from experienced energy investors discuss how they invest Private Family Capital into energy and power as well as the opportunities and risks in today’s political climate. Shameek Konar, Head of Energy, Ara & Former CEO, Pilot Jack Reilley, CIO, Turtle Creek
2024 FOX Foresight: Investing in an Age of Change
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Investors are processing more data more rapidly than ever. For family offices, sticking to their principles and investing within a risk-adjusted framework has never been more important. With a greater number of opportunities, success will require families to reflect upon what has and has not worked, clarify the sectors or strategies where they have a differentiated, competitive advantage, and recognize more patience and thoughtful decision-making is required.
Four Must-Know Trends for 2024
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Seasoned investors know that you cannot predict the future of the markets. But smart private wealth managers know that the key to preserving and growing wealth is to anticipate critical trends that are likely to have a lasting impact. Where trends are concerned, 2024 has a lot brewing around the geopolitical conflicts, the explosion of artificial intelligence, the use of alternative investments as portfolio management tools, and the generational transitions that are coming to the family office.
The Energy Sector is Not What it Used to Be
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As traditional oil and gas companies face a range of challenges, including the emergence of alternative and renewable technologies, investors must find new ways to navigate the energy transition. For large-scale investors like endowments and foundations, investing in energy is both a challenge and an opportunity that demands a whole new approach.