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Capital Ideas Podcast

Want to learn how professional investors do it? The Capital Ideas podcast brings you the latest investment thinking from Capital Group, one of the world"s largest investment management organizations. Each week we"ll get inside the minds of portfolio managers, analysts and economists to break down market trends, macroeconomic forces, investing approaches and lessons learned from personal experience. Take 30 minutes and tap into the intellectual capital of Capital Group. Capital Client Group,

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24:21

Women and Investing: Dispelling Myths

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/11/03

Women in the U.S. control more than $11 trillion of investable assets. That’s no small constituency for financial advisers and asset managers. In today’s podcast, we’ll hear from Heather Lord, Capital Group’s head of strategy and innovation, about the growing clout of women investors, based on the findings from our “Wisdom of Experience” investor surveys. And we’ll try to dispel a few myths along the way. Your host Matt Miller is the policy and communications advisor for Capital Group. An author and

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31:05

Efficient Markets Reconsidered

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/10/27

How financial markets work has long been the subject of debate between two academic camps: the efficient markets theorists and the behavioral economists. Into the breach stepped finance professor and author Andrew Lo, who joins Matt to discuss his efforts to bridge this ideological divide. Instead of viewing financial markets as “a physical system like a mechanical clock,” says Lo, “we really need to look at it as an ecosystem with particular organic agents that are acting with each other.” The

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34:04

U.S. Interest Rate Outlook: Don’t Fear the Fed

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/10/13

With the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, Capital Group portfolio manager John Queen discusses his outlook for the U.S. bond market, short- and long-term interest rates, and the important role that bond funds can play in a diversified investment portfolio. Listen and learn: Why U.S. interest rates are likely to stay “lower for longer” despite Fed tightening How a lack of inflation is complicating the Fed’s attempt to normalize monetary policy What stimulus withdrawal could mean for financial

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36:00

International Investing Takes Center Stage

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/09/29

The U.S. may have led the global economic expansion to date, but other major markets provide fertile ground for today’s investor as well. Portfolio manager Gerald Du Manoir, a 27-year investment industry veteran who specializes in international portfolios for Capital Group, discusses where he’s finding opportunities outside the U.S. during this lengthy, if tepid, global recovery. Listen and learn: What the stakes are this busy election season for Europe — and for international investors What makes

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52:38

A Conversation With the Former U.S. Ambassador to...

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/09/15

As the September 24 German elections approach, former U.S. Ambassador to Germany John Emerson discusses his outlook for the political contest, the future of Europe in the age of populism, and his new role helping Capital Group expand its investment offerings around the world. Emerson, now Vice Chairman of Capital Group International, served as the ambassador to Germany during a particularly momentous time from August 2013 to January 2017. Listen and learn: How German Chancellor Angela Merkel may

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31:23

Why Wall Street Matters

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/09/01

If you have a credit card, a car loan or any number of other financial products, Wall Street has an impact on your life. In this podcast, author and former investment banker William D. Cohan explains “Why Wall Street Matters” to just about everyone. That’s also the title of his new book, which provides a counterargument to the widespread vilification of Wall Street in the national media and on Capitol Hill. Listen and learn: How Wall Street came to be viewed as an irredeemable villain Why it’s so

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29:12

Investing in Pharma’s Frontier

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/08/18

Today’s pharmaceutical industry is teetering between an innovation renaissance and an affordability crisis. Investment analyst Craig Gordon, a former practicing physician, takes us inside the complex world of pharma and biotech, where the interests of doctors, patients, insurers and policymakers can often be at odds. Listen and learn: What made 2016 an off year for pharma investors What leading-edge innovations are shaping the industry today, and what sorts of companies stand to benefit Why

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45:31

Health Care’s Reluctant Crusader

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/08/04

This special episode features conversations with two authors from the world of big ideas: TV executive David Goldhill and law professor Tim Wu. A family tragedy propelled Goldhill into an exhaustive analysis — and eventual indictment — of America’s health care system. Listen and learn why the system of incentives in U.S. health care needs a new prescription, and what commonly held myths could be accelerating the system’s downward spiral. Wu’s latest book traces the evolution of advertising from the

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30:10

Why Bond Funds Should Behave Like Bond Funds

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/07/21

You wouldn’t want your dog behaving like a cat, so why invest in a bond fund that behaves like a stock fund? In this podcast, Mike Gitlin — Capital Group’s head of fixed income — explains why this concept is so important for investors seeking a well diversified portfolio. Listen and learn: Why bond investors may want to avoid excessive credit risk How “bond math” can protect you from rising interest rates Why the outlook for the U.S. economy matters to bond investors And what exactly is the

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56:50

2017 Midyear Outlook: Markets and Economies

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/07/06

At the midyear point, answers to some of 2017’s burning questions about the global economic recovery and financial markets are coming into focus. Capital Group portfolio managers Jody Jonsson and David Hoag and economist Darrell Spence join host Matt Miller for a lively exchange of ideas with profound implications for investors. Want continuing education credit? U.S. financial professionals can take the quiz here: https://www.assettv.com/player/assettv-us-masterclass-player/105042?cid=sf_pa_10101

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35:27

Navigating the U.S. Municipal Bond Market

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/06/23

Municipal bonds provide financing for hospitals, roads, schools and many other public projects we all know and utilize, yet many investors are unfamiliar with the inner workings of this nearly $4 trillion market. In this podcast, Capital Group portfolio managers Karl Zeile and Chad Rach explain how the U.S. tax-exempt municipal market works and offer their view on how it might be affected by government reform efforts. Listen and learn: How the muni market is facing challenges from tax reform and

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32:54

Do U.S. Equities Have Room to Run?

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/06/09

Do U.S. Equities Have Room to Run? Eight years into its current expansion, the U.S. economy has given investors cause for concern. How much longer can it grow? Portfolio manager Mike Kerr acknowledges the elephant in the room but continues to find conditions favorable for U.S. equities in a number of key industries. Listen and learn: Which three industries are poised to lead U.S. growth in the decade ahead Where it pays to be value-oriented as a growth investor How this veteran energy analyst

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35:01

Beyond Brexit

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/05/26

Is there a future for Britain beyond Brexit? Portfolio manager Jonathan Knowles will have you convinced there is. This Singapore-based, 25-year industry veteran covers the investment implications of nationalism in Europe, internet advances in China, headwinds in the emerging markets and technological disruption just about everywhere. Listen and learn: Why Brexit might not spell calamity for Britain Why rumors of the multinational company’s demise may be greatly exaggerated How many unique data

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31:52

Rising in the East: China’s Economic Outlook

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/05/12

China’s economy remains one of the fastest growing in the world, despite a pronounced slowdown in recent years. Exactly how fast is it growing? What are the long-term implications for investors? We explore these questions and others with Capital Group’s most experienced China-watchers, economist Stephen Green and China affairs specialist Andrew Dougherty. Listen and learn: How quickly is China moving to a consumption-based economy? What’s the outlook for trade relations between China and the U.S.

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36:54

Driverless Cars and AI — Oh, My!

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/04/28

Technology has so accelerated the pace of innovation that ideas quickly go from invention to widespread adoption. What’s driving this rapid change, and what are the implications for the global economy? Mark Casey has grappled with these questions for 17 years as an equity portfolio manager who covers U.S. internet companies from Capital Group’s San Francisco office. Listen and learn: What is machine learning, and how is it different from artificial intelligence? Self-driving cars are coming. Who

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25:45

Where Geopolitics and Investing Intersect

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/04/12

Today’s geopolitical stakes couldn’t be higher. Political disruption in the U.S. and Great Britain now may be extending to Europe. And China is asserting its new economic might in ways that have strained relations with the U.S. and others. Here to help make sense of it all — including implications for investors — is political economist Michael Thawley, a 10-year veteran of Capital Group with more than 30 years’ experience in international diplomacy. Listen and learn: Why today’s geopolitical scene

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36:26

Alan Greenspan: The Man Who Knew

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/03/28

Biographer Sebastian Mallaby discusses the life and times of Alan Greenspan, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve and one of the most influential figures in the history of modern finance. Mr. Mallaby is the Paul A. Volcker Senior Fellow for International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations. For more information about Mr. Mallaby and his award-winning Greenspan biography, visit CFR.org. Your host, Matt Miller, is policy and communications advisor for Capital Group. An author and former

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17:41

The New Reality of Global Investing

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/03/28

Global investing has experienced a subtle but defining shift in recent years, and Capital Group portfolio manager Rob Lovelace has been watching it like a hawk. This “new geography” has given rise to what he calls a new breed of company — one whose business model is probably more resilient as our global trade infrastructure changes. In this episode, Rob explains how these dynamics have shaped his approach to investing and shares formative stories from his 31-year career. Listen and learn: The New

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19:22

Top Investment Themes for 2017

Capital Ideas Podcast ·

2017/03/28

Struggling to make sense of the investment landscape in the year ahead? Between the murky U.S. interest rate picture and political upheaval in the U.S. and other parts of the world, investors may be tempted to take a wait-and-see approach. Here to lend some clarity are Capital Group portfolio managers Tim Armour and Jody Jonsson, who explain key global issues for 2017 and share opportunities they are finding around the world. Listen and learn: Why things may be looking up for U.S. corporate

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