Jeremy Siegel: Why Stocks Will Remain Strong in the Long Run
November 7, 2022
GIC Member and College of Central Bankers Advisory Board Member, Jeremy Siegel, Ph.D., Russell E. Palmer Professor of Finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, shared insights from the sixth edition of his seminal book 'Stocks for the Long Run' at the Jacobs Levy Center’s Frontiers in Quantitative Finance Conference in September.
Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary: ESG
October 25, 2022
In the latest Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary, David Kotok recapped GIC's latest program, Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance with Rowan University, held on October 14, 2022.
America has to end its toxic tax debate
September 19, 2022
Paul Horne, GIC Board Member and Active Independent International Market Economist, penned a letter in Financial Times in response to a recent Market Insights column, “A painful era of ‘spend but don’t tax’ faces investors.”
GIC College of Central Bankers Perspectives
September 1, 2022
A recent Op-ed in in Financial Times, Stop berating central banks and let them tackle inflation, was discussed amongst Fellows and Advisory Board members of the College of Central Bankers. We are pleased to share the thoughts below for your review and sincerely invite your comments.
RiskBridge Advisors – Camp Kotok 2022
August 12, 2022
William Kennedy, CFA, GIC Chair and CEO, Chief Investment Officer, RiskBridge Advisors, LLC, penned a recap of Week 1 of Camp Kotok, taking place August 3-8, 2022 at Leen's Lodge in Grand Lake Stream, ME. Originally published by RiskBridge Advisors' RiskReport.
Signature Event Summary — Long Covid: Research, Policy and Economic Impact
June 24, 2022
On May 19, we hosted our Signature Event: Long Covid: Research, Policy, and Economic Impact. An outstanding array of thought-leaders, researchers, and practitioners explored critical insights into defining, diagnosing, and optimizing treatments and healthcare policies for Long Covid and post-infection diseases based on analyses of their impact on the U.S. and global labor markets.
Yield Curve Control
June 16, 2022
David Kotok and Cumberland Advisors published an 80-page study pamphlet on yield curve control and its effects on global interest rates and recapped it in a recent Cumberland Advisors Commentary.
College of Central Bankers Commentary: Workforce Development
June 13, 2022
Following a recent College of Central Bankers Executive Briefing on Workforce Development, Danny Blanchflower joined two GIC Board Members in a discussion on the structural aspect of inflation today.
French Politics in 2022
May 11, 2022
GIC Board Member, J. Paul Horne, an Independent International Market Economist, wrote about France’s 2022 elections and the current political-economic-fiscal situation.
William Poole, Former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and CCB Fellow, shares his outlook on Fed policy.
March 9, 2022
William Poole, Former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and CCB Fellow, shares his outlook on Fed policy and Chair Powell.
Economic Impacts of Sanctions in the case of Russia
March 4, 2022
Difficult times require good information and good judgments. Specifically the war in Ukraine. GIC College of Central Bankers Chair, and GIC Vice Chair, Peter A. Gold, Esq., asked the College of Central Bankers Fellows and CCB Advisory Board Members to comment on how the recent economic sanctions may impact Russia’s economy.
GIC Long Covid writeup
February 8, 2022
GIC Advisory Council Member, Philippa Dunne, and Doug Henwood recap GIC's Executive Briefing on medical research as a part of The Global Interdependence Center – Solve Long Covid Initiative Program Series, held on January 6, 2022.