Global Investment Institute
Global Investment Institute
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Global Investment Institute is Australia’s leading provider of conferences for capital allocators.
We connect institutional investors, family office and private wealth investment leaders with peers and global investment experts to share knowledge and thought leadership in a private, collegiate and discussion-focussed setting, conducted under Chatham House Rule.
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The podcast focuses on various investment strategies, market insights, and asset management techniques, with episodes covering subjects like best practices in direct lending, the role of Collateralised Loan Obligations in portfolios, and the significance of small-mid cap stocks for investors.

Global Investment Institute is Australia’s leading provider of conferences for capital allocators.
We connect institutional investors, family office and private wealth investment leaders with peers and global investment experts to share knowledge and thought leadership in a private, collegiate and discussion-focussed setting, conducted under Chatham House Rule.
Watch our exclusive interviews with the world’s leading investment experts and subscribe for the latest updates.
YouTube: @gii_au
Website: globalii.com.au
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/global-investment-institute
Eric Van Nostrand, Chief Investment Officer, Lazard Asset Management | Eric discusses the role of quantitative investing in emerging market equities and how it can adapt to regime shifts without overreacting to short-term noise and macro interference to more reliably generate alpha.
Listen to the full interview which covers:
– How does limited analyst and media coverage in emerging markets create opportunities for skilled active managers?
– Can you explain why macro interference is especially problematic in EM equities, and how a systematic framework mitigates this?
– How can a quantitative process adapt to regime shifts without overreacting to short‑term noise?
– How does the law of large numbers support more reliable alpha generation in emerging markets?
– Do systematic approaches work in other inefficient markets, like small cap?
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