Topic: Market Outlook

Against the backdrop of inflationary risks, TIFF CIO Jay Willoughby continues to be optimistic for 2024 in the face of this worry, citing “we have a wall of worry that is climbable”, as shared in a recent Barron’s interview for their Big Money Poll.

Read the full article

Disclaimer: To access this article, a subscription is necessary. Please note that TIFF does not possess the rights to distribute this content.

The materials are being provided for informational purposes only and constitute neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. These materials also do not constitute an offer or advertisement of TIFF’s investment advisory services or investment, legal or tax advice. Opinions expressed herein are those of TIFF and are not a recommendation to buy or sell any securities.

TIFF CIO Jay Willoughby is cited in the February 23 issue of Pensions & Investments quoted around his thoughts on the current market environment, including inflation, the Fed tightening, and TIFF’s views on Chinese stocks.

Read the full article: TIFF CIO says clients worry about inflation; he touts Chinese stocks

TIFF CEO Kane Brenan and CIO Jay Willoughby are cited in the January 23 issue of Chief Investment Officer quoted around TIFF’s Annual 2022/2023 CEO Letter and Q4 ’22 CIO Commentary discussing a recap of the market volatility in 2022 and their outlooks as we head into 2023.

Read the full article: After ‘Tough Year,’ TIFF Expects ‘Goldilocks’ Recession in 2023

Jay Willoughby, TIFF’s CIO, is cited in the January 20, 2023 issue of MarketWatch. Jay discusses his views on what’s driving last week’s markets, home sales numbers, and upcoming earnings.

Read the full article: S&P 500 rises sharply, Nasdaq erases weekly losses as Netflix, Alphabet jump

Kane Brenan, TIFF’s CEO, is cited in the October 5, 2022 issue of Institutional Investor article, “Fixed Income Could Be Due for a Comeback – As Long as Market Conditions Are Right.” Kane is quoted on discussing his thoughts around the tides turning for fixed income and the success of private markets over the past few years.

Fixed Income Could Be Due for a Comeback – As Long as Market Conditions Are Right