“Allocator’s Perspective” Happy Hour with Marcus Frampton
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Marcus Frampton is CIO of the $75bn Alaska Permanent Fund, the sovereign wealth fund of the State of Alaska. In this conversation with Kuppy,
Marcus demystifies the world of institutional allocators, explaining how he and his counterparts make decisions with their massive stacks of capital, how much leeway CIOs like him have to make major allocation changes, and his particularly informed perspective on private market asset classes that have come to dominate the institutional investing world. He also touches on some of the Event-Driven trading strategies he likes in his PA.
“Allocator’s Perspective” Happy Hour with Marcus Frampton
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