
The Global Market Strategy team brings a fresh look at what matters for the economy, markets, and a multi-asset portfolio. Tune in for a weekly dose of what’s driving portfolio decision-making at New York Life Investment Management.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 317 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessBusiness NewsNews | |||

This month, Market Matters is pressing replay on some of our greatest hits from the first half of 2026. Originally recorded on June 2, 2026, this episode explores how tokenization could reshape financial market infrastructure, from ownership and sett... more
This month, Market Matters is pressing replay on some of our greatest hits from the first half of 2026. Originally recorded on January 20, 2026, this episode explores how the Fed is structured, why independence matters, and how risks to Fed independe... more
Global uncertainty is creating new risks and opportunities. Julia Hermann and Michael LoGalbo discuss how tariffs, energy pressures, and regional policy shifts are shaping international markets, and why global exposure can complement, rather than com... more
Private equity access is expanding. On Market Matters, Sarah Hirsch shares webinar excerpts with Jeremy Held, CFA, of Bow River Capital on evergreen funds, liquidity, and lower middle market opportunities.
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Long time listener first time rating. You all do a fantastic job navigating speed and accuracy while focusing on what is most important, or what matters!
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I’ve been listening since this podcast launched and I’m a big fan. As the series continues, you start to grow along with LG & Robert and their nerdy jokes get funnier and funnier (that or quarantine is just getting to me). The length is good — not so long to make you fall asleep, but not too short to leave out pertinent information. My one critique is the app design update—it used to be a fun bright blue and modern logo, and now it’s a generic dark blue; a bit boring and what you’d expect from a... more
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A results-driven, finance-focused program that analyzes macro markets, portfolio strategy, and multi-asset allocation. Episodes often center on private credit, macro themes (inflation, AI-driven productivity, energy shocks), market structure, and geopolitical risk, with practical takeaways for institutional investors and advisors. Notable is the consistent use of data-driven analysis from an in-house strategy team, guest experts from asset management and financial services, and a disciplined, risk-aware stance that blends theory with tactical portfolio guidance. This mix tends to attract professionals seeking actionable insights on hedging, diversification, and positioning in a complex, tech-influenced market environment.
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