Webinar | A Look at Our 2020 Investment Strategy

    | March 24, 2021

    With unemployment rates at 50-year lows, rising wages and low interest rates, consumer confidence at the end of 2019 is at its highest level since the 1990s. These conditions suggest steady and consistent economic growth in 2020; however, there are some key factors at play that have the potential to significantly alter the economic landscape.


    On January 8th, we hosted a webinar on our investment strategy for 2020. Specifically, we discussed...

    • How a deterioration in economic conditions has the potential to cause a market downturn
    • Why it’s more important than ever for investors to keep a close eye on their risk
    • Why the outlook for alternative assets is more challenging than in recent years
    • The asset markets that are on the verge of forming a bubble

     


     

    Meet the presenter:
     

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    Matt Dmytryszyn, CFA
    Matt is Telemus’ Director of Investments. As Director, Matt uses his 18 years of investment experience to help develop the investment strategy for the firm and spearhead the research of traditional investment managers and funds. Matt also supports the firm’s asset allocation effort along with researching alternative investment strategies.

    Matt has been published in an Institutional Investor journal as well as quoted in Barron’s and Money Magazine.

    Matt Dmytryszyn

    Matt joined the Telemus team in 2018. As Chief Investment Officer, he leads the firms the investment process and research effort. Matt has experience as an equity analyst and portfolio manager and has advised corporate pension plans on their manager selection. He’s been quoted in Money Magazine and Barron’s.

    Matt Dmytryszyn mdmytryszyn@telemus.com

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