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A 13-year Bridgewater veteran, Phil is recognized among 25 honorees considered “the future of finance.”

At Top1000Funds Sustainability in Practice Digital, Co-CIO for Sustainability Carsten Stendevad and PGGM’s Jaap van Dam discuss the need for more clarity and better communication in sustainability.

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Monetary Policy 3 created a self-reinforcing demand explosion that is getting harder, not easier, for supply to keep up with.

The transition to green energy will be an increasingly important driver of economies and markets. In this research, we stress test the impact on investor portfolios of four broad mechanisms that could accelerate the climate transition.

We are now facing the greatest potential for a sustained rise in inflation in 40 years. For policy makers, this would be challenging enough on its own. But the pandemic, fiscal uncertainty, and asymmetric ability of central banks to tighten versus ease make the coming choices especially difficult.

With rising energy prices and inflation the highest we've seen in decades, political appetite for curbing climate change by further raising energy prices will continue to decline. Co-CIO Karen Karniol-Tambour describes how we must shift to using tools that target reducing the cost of "green" energy: green fiscal spending and R&D supporting tech advancements.

Howie Altman (‘07-‘14) and Milton Hernandez (‘08-‘14) met in Client Service Technology and built a rapport that's extended far beyond Bridgewater's walls. Now, they've partnered as the brains behind Perceiver AI. We asked Howie a few questions about his time at Bridgewater, the problems Perceiver is taking aim at, and how they're opening new industries to AI.

At the Top1000Funds “Sustainability in Practice” forum, Co-CIO for Sustainability Carsten Stendevad joined Amanda White for discussion on today’s hot inflationary environment, the multi-faceted nature of the transition to a low-carbon economy, and how investors are seeking to build “sustainable” portfolios at scale to support their net zero commitments.

Earnings are priced in to keep rising while inflation is priced in to fall. Co-CIO Greg Jensen and Bridgewater's research team explore why it rarely works out that way.