Alfonso Ricciardelli
What retail investors should focus on: stable market principles
They can also rely on technology to build a strategic allocation that is aligned with their needs
How scary are synthetic risk transfers?
The scepticism about them is a form of post-traumatic stress from the financial crisis; the moral hazard today is lower than before 2008
Private credit needs a secondary market
Such markets address illiquidity fears known to plague investors in Singapore and the Asia-Pacific
Consumer lending unlocked: Opportunities and risks in a US$27 trillion market
CONSUMER lending has become one of the most dynamic segments in private markets, evolving rapidly alongside advancements in technology and shifts in consumer behaviour. With a market size of US$27 tri...
Infrastructure debt: Unlocking investment opportunities in a transforming economy
Private infrastructure debt typically invests in regulated assets with inelastic demand, in either monopolistic or quasi-monopolistic markets
Illiquidity may be a blessing in disguise for some retail investors
For those with adequate income and investment knowledge, the constraints of illiquid assets can serve as a valuable discipline
The power of clicks, likes, and shares: Promote the right kind of financial content
FINANCIAL influencers, aka finfluencers, have amassed an enormous following on social media, particularly among Gen Zs aged 18 to 25. Some finfluencers leverage social media to promote sound financial...
A case for broadening retail access to private markets
A more balanced investment strategy that includes private market allocations can potentially offer a more stable and diversified portfolio
