The Fundamentals Podcast
The Fundamentals Podcast
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Decades of disciplined investing distilled into timely insights for institutional and sophisticated investors.
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The podcast covers topics related to investment strategies, market analysis, and economic trends, with specific episodes diving into Canadian equities, such as the inaugural episode discussing the strengths of the Canadian market and sectors for sustainable growth. The focus areas include institutional investing practices, sector analysis, and long-term performance outlooks.

Decades of disciplined investing distilled into timely insights for institutional and sophisticated investors.
In this episode of The Fundamentals Podcast, Isaac Dell, Associate Institutional Portfolio Manager at Jarislowsky Fraser, is joined by Byron Monaghan, Director of Private Assets at Scotia Global Asset Management, to discuss the growing role of private assets in portfolio construction. The conversation explores how investors should think about expected returns, liquidity trade-offs, and portfolio sizing, as well as the evolution from traditional closed-end drawdown funds toward evergreen fund structures. Isaac and Byron also examine why private markets remain relevant in 2026, highlighting current dynamics across private equity, private credit, real estate, and infrastructure, and discuss how Scotia Global Asset Management’s evergreen private asset solutions are designed to provide investors access to private markets.

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