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Education is going through challenging times in America: classrooms are overcrowded, and funding is evasive. On top of that, the country is facing a national teacher shortage. Teacher strikes are recurrent and the number of applicants to education schools — the traditional pipeline that feeds recruitment — has fallen dramatically in a white-hot economy. At a time when a good K-12 education is the key to preparing students for an uncertain future of work, that education and the people who make it possible are becoming harder to find.

Co-CIO Greg Jensen and members of Bridgewater’s research team examine the downward pressure on asset pricing, driven by the rapidly expanding liquidity hole and Fed tightening.

Richard H. Anderson is Lead External Director on Bridgewater’s Board of Directors. He served on the Board from October 2018 to May 2021, before returning in July 2022.

Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Tracey Brady Yurko joins a General Counsel panel at the Practicing Law Institute’s Advanced Issues in Private Funds to discuss her career path at Bridgewater and the importance of embracing its culture of “constant change and constant improvement.”

In a piece published by the Financial Times, Co-CIO Bob Prince explains how environmental biases shape asset returns and how investors can prepare.

The economy is in transition, and the path forward depends on how central bankers play their hand. What we see as likely and what the markets are discounting are very different scenarios, signaling the strongest near-term probability of stagflation (too-high inflation and too-low growth) in 100 years. What are the impacts of stagflation on financial markets? Co-CIO Bob Prince shares Bridgewater’s analysis on what’s transpired and what’s yet to come.

Melissa and Gavin join a fellowship class that will focus on equipping young leaders to tackle the defining global challenges facing the next generation.