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Update on Russian Investments in Private Markets Portfolios
Neuberger Berman stands with the people of Ukraine and those who are supporting the refugees of this tragedy. Across Neuberger Berman, we have very limited exposure to Russian investments. While we generally prefer engagement to blanket divestment, given current circumstances, we will not invest directly in Russian securities or assets, and we will eliminate our very modest remaining exposures as we are able.
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Private Markets ESG Report 2020
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Contact Us – Investment Offices
In addition to Neuberger Berman’s global offices in 37 cities, NB Private Markets has investment professionals in the following cities:
The Americas
New York
1290 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10104
(Headquarters)
Dallas
325 North St. Paul Street
Dallas, TX 75201
Boston
53 State Street
13th Floor, Suite 1303
Boston, MA 02109
Radnor
100 Matsonford Road
3rd Floor, Suite 315
Radnor, PA 19807
Europe
London
The Zig Zag Building
70 Victoria Street
London, SW1E 6SQ, United Kingdom
Milan
Via San Damiano 7
20122 Milan, Italy
Via Turati 25
20121 Milan, Italy
Zurich
Börsenstrasse 26, Ground Level
Zurich 8001 - Switzerland
Asia
Hong Kong
Jardine House
20th Floor,
Suites 2010 – 2020
1 Connaught Place,
Central Hong Kong
Tokyo
Shin Marunouchi Building
12th Floor
1-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-6512, Japan
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RELATED NEWS AND INSIGHTS
Regime Change
While we do not anticipate a recession over the next 12 months, the prospect of slowing growth and stubborn inflation has led us to downgrade our view on equities, and prepare for a new regime in which real assets could generally perform better than financial assets such as stocks and bonds.
Hike Rates and Carry On
A positive economic outlook makes the case for holding risky assets through 2022, in our view, but higher rates are likely to mean higher volatility: we therefore favor a focus on income or “carry” from risky assets, alongside strategies with the potential to withstand price volatility.
Solving for 2022: Entering a New Age
Our senior investment leaders look to the coming year in the global economy and markets.
Clearing the Hurdles
On a 12-month horizon, this looks to us like an attractive environment for risky assets, but the inflection point in the current cycle is proving particularly volatile: adopting a more defensive view in the short term could help investors clear the immediate hurdles.
Private Debt, Capital Solutions and the Early-Cycle/Later-Cycle Paradox
Early-cycle growth prospects should incentivize investment, but later-cycle valuations can give pause: Private debt and capital solutions could resolve the paradox.
From Hanging Ten to Choppy Waves
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The Temperature’s Rising
As Treasury yields climb and assets geared to the recovery race ahead, the Asset Allocation Committee asks, will the economy overheat, and should investors consider rebalancing?