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Q3 2021 Market Insights Video

October 01, 2021 | Greg Leonberger, FSA, EA, MAAA, FCA, Director of Research, Managing Partner

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This video features an in-depth analysis of the third quarter’s performance by Marquette’s research team, reviewing general themes from the quarter and risks and opportunities to monitor through the end of the year. Our Market Insights series examines the primary asset classes we cover for clients including the U.S. economy, fixed income, U.S. and non-U.S. equities, hedge funds, real estate, infrastructure, private equity, and private credit, with presentations by our research analysts and directors.

Featuring:
Greg Leonberger, FSA, EA, MAAA, Director of Research, Managing Partner
Ben Mohr, CFA, Director of Fixed Income, Managing Partner
Colleen Flannery, Research Analyst, U.S. Equities
Nicole Johnson-Barnes, CFA, Senior Research Analyst, Global Equities
Nat Kellogg, CFA, President, Director of Manager Search
Josh Cabrera, CFA, Senior Research Analyst, Real Assets
Derek Schmidt, CFA, CAIA, Director of Private Equity
Brett Graffy, CAIA, Senior Research Analyst

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