Beyond 60/40
Hosted bi-monthly by Chief Investment Strategist, Anastasia Amoroso, each episode of the Beyond 60/40 video series brings financial advisors the latest market news, thought-provoking interviews and insights with alternatives industry leaders. We will be inviting guests from fintech with the latest technology insights in the alternatives landscape.
Beyond 60/40 is to take a deep dive into alternative investments. The show is devoted to investment ideas beyond traditional 60/40 stock and bonds, focusing on ideas such as; real estate, private equity tech and structured investments. Alternative investments have lived on the periphery of the global investment landscape, but in the last few years made their way into the mainstream. In just 15 years, alternatives have grown from 6% to 14%, making $13.4 trillion of the global market in 2018, and they're expected to grow between 18-24% by 2025. Because of this, there are often questions and education Beyond 60/40 is uniquely positioned to provide answers and insights.
Beyond 60/40
Beyond 60/40 from iCapital Connect LATAM 2024 EP 30
In this episode of Beyond 60/40, Anastasia Amoroso, iCapital's Chief Investment Strategist, hosts the show from the iCapital Connect LATAM 2024 event in Tulum, Mexico. She speaks with Fernando DeLeon, the founder and CEO of Leon Capital, who shares his entrepreneurial journey and the emerging opportunities he sees in real estate and healthcare. Additionally, Jorge Rivera, co-founder and managing partner of Unicorn Strategic Capital, outlines key trends in alternative investment adoption throughout the Latin America region.
The episode also features insights on the growth of private markets, with a focus on how alternatives have grown significantly and now hold $14 trillion across all private capital strategies globally. The discussion highlights the increasing interest from private capital investors in diversified asset classes, such as real estate and infrastructure, and the favorable conditions created by synchronized central bank easing.