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Dr. David Kelly and Gabriela Santos, J.P. Morgan Asset Management 161 Episodes Oct 9, 2026

Our thought leaders sit down for a conversational breakdown of big ideas, future trends, emerging topics and their investment implications complete with key takeaways to help inform building stronger investment plans and portfolios for the long-term.

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Alternative Realities: AI, redemptions and rate hikes in private credit
Alternative Realities: AI, redemptions and rate hikes in private credit Oct 9, 2026 1037 Fundraising for closed-end private credit vehicles reached a record high in the second quarter of this year, highlighting the sustained strong interest from investors. This achievement comes during a year of heightened scrutiny for the asset class, with headlines focusing on underwriting concerns, the potential impact of artificial intelligence, disruptions in lending to software companies, and re
AI safety and the future of the buildout
AI safety and the future of the buildout Oct 1, 2026 1439 AI safety is no longer just a technology debate — it's moving markets. The AI build-out continues to drive demand across semiconductors and software, while cybersecurity risks, supply chain constraints and global competition from Chinese models add complexity to an already dynamic theme. In this episode, join Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for the Americas, and Jason Yum, Research Analys
Alternative Realities: Modeling better portfolios
Alternative Realities: Modeling better portfolios Sep 24, 2026 1042 In recent years, financial advisors have increasingly adopted model portfolios because they help deliver consistent and scalable portfolio management capabilities, while freeing up more time to spend with clients. As more alternative products become available for private wealth clients, alternatives are starting to become an option that advisors can choose to incorporate into these model portfolio
How might midterm elections move markets?
How might midterm elections move markets? Sep 17, 2026 1516 Political shifts and economic uncertainty are in the spotlight as midterm elections approach, but the real story unfolds beyond the ballot. From market swings and inflation to fundraising battles and redistricting, the landscape is changing fast. Global trade, AI adoption, and supply chain rewiring are shaping how investors and advisors think about opportunities and risks. With divided government
Alternative Realities: The impact of AI on the future of investing
Alternative Realities: The impact of AI on the future of investing Sep 3, 2026 1419 As enterprise adoption of AI accelerates, it’s increasingly important for organizations to implement these tools thoughtfully and safely. At the same time, harnessing the full capabilities of large language models can unlock efficiencies and boost productivity. That’s why more companies are investing not just in models and tokens, but in dedicated teams to support AI implementation across their bu
The 2008 Great Financial Crisis
The 2008 Great Financial Crisis Aug 27, 2026 1513 The Global Financial Crisis of 2008 stands as one of the most consequential events in modern market history, reshaping economies and investment thinking worldwide. This conversation traces the roots of the crisis—from the housing bubble and lax lending standards to the complex web of derivatives and leverage that amplified risk across the financial system.  In the last episode of Moments in Market
The Late-1990s Dot-Com Bubble
The Late-1990s Dot-Com Bubble Aug 20, 2026 1261 The dot-com bubble marked a turning point in market history, fueled by the promise of internet technology and a wave of investor enthusiasm. Optimism, easy access to information and a booming economy set the stage for soaring IPOs and rapid market growth—even when fundamentals were hard to pin down. The parallels to today’s AI-driven market underscore the importance of applying lessons from the pa
The 1998 Collapse of Long-Term Capital Management
The 1998 Collapse of Long-Term Capital Management Aug 13, 2026 1000 The collapse of Long-Term Capital Management in 1998 revealed how even the most sophisticated strategies can unravel under extreme market stress. This episode explores the rise and fall of the hedge fund, the role of quantitative models and leverage, and the ripple effects across the global financial system. Connections to today’s market environment highlight ongoing challenges in risk management
The 1987 Stock Market Crash
The 1987 Stock Market Crash Aug 6, 2026 1110 The 1987 Stock Market Crash—known as Black Monday—stands as a defining moment in financial history, marked by a single-day decline of over 22% in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. This episode unpacks the forces that set the stage for such an unprecedented event, from the exuberance of the 1980s bull market to the rapid proliferation of portfolio insurance. Parallels to today’s market environment
The 1929 Stock Market Crash
The 1929 Stock Market Crash Jul 30, 2026 1187 Speculative excess, technological innovation and the optimism of a new era converged in the Roaring Twenties, setting the stage for one of history’s most dramatic market events. The 1929 stock market crash revealed how exuberance and leverage can reshape—and ultimately destabilize—financial markets. This conversation explores the forces that fueled the boom, the mechanisms that amplified risk and
Moments in market history
Moments in market history Jul 23, 2026 877 A century of market history reveals patterns of optimism, risk and resilience that continue to shape investment decisions today. This special summer series examines landmark events—from the 1929 crash to the Global Financial Crisis—to illuminate the forces behind market upheavals and the lessons they offer for modern investors. The conversation also highlights how long-term perspective and discipl
Alternative Realities: The case for distressed debt investing in private credit
Alternative Realities: The case for distressed debt investing in private credit Jul 16, 2026 1507 Many investors, particularly those new to the asset class, equate private credit with direct lending. However, private credit encompasses a much broader space than just direct lending. This year, amid concerns over software exposure and rising credit stress in direct lending, we have seen increased interest in other strategies. In particular, distressed and special situations credit strategies, a

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