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Asset Allocation Outlook Late-Cycle Strategies Late-Cycle Strategies We assess risks and potential opportunities for multi-asset portfolios amid late-cycle dynamics, higher inflation, rising interest rates, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Economic and Market Commentary Asset Allocation Outlook for 2022(video) Asset Allocation Outlook for 2022 Learn how PIMCO is positioning portfolios across asset classes – including Equities, Rates, Credit, Real Assets, and Currency Markets. More from this Asset Allocation Outlook
Economic and Market Commentary How Can Transformation Lead to Opportunity in 2022?(video) How Can Transformation Lead to Opportunity in 2022? Hear PIMCO’s asset allocation takeaways on where we see the most compelling opportunities in the age of transformation. More from this Asset Allocation Outlook
Viewpoints Key Questions on Cryptocurrency: Markets, Valuation, and Investing Key Questions on Cryptocurrency: Markets, Valuation, and Investing PIMCO’s Digital Asset Working Group offers an educational Q&A on issues related to cryptocurrency.
Blog Asset Allocation: Following the Cash to Find Quality in Equities Asset Allocation: Following the Cash to Find Quality in Equities In the search for quality, we think focusing on corporate cash balances (too often overlooked by equity investors) is especially important in today’s late-cycle market.
Emmanuel S. Sharef Portfolio Manager, Asset Allocation and Multi Real Asset Share Share Share via LinkedIn Share via Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Email Add Add Download Download Print Print Dr. Sharef is an executive vice president and portfolio manager in the Newport Beach office, focused on asset allocation and multi-real-asset strategies and the residential real estate market. He is a member of the Americas portfolio committee and has served as a rotating member of the Investment Committee. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2011, he worked in the mortgage credit strategists group at Morgan Stanley. He has 13 years of investment and financial services experience and holds a Ph.D. in operations research from Cornell University, specializing in statistics and biometrics. He received an undergraduate degree from Princeton University.
