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 Marcus Grubb,
Managing Director, Investment World Gold Council Marcus’ key role is to drive forward the World Gold Council’s investment market strategy for gold, catering for the needs of private banking professionals, family offices and endowments, institutional investors, their respective advisors and retail investors worldwide. He leads the World Gold Council’s investment programme globally.
Marcus has over 20 years experience in the investment industry and a strong background in financial products, in particular global equities and derivatives. As global head of equities for Rabobank he built and ran the global primary and secondary equities business. Marcus was the founder Chief Executive of Swapstream, the largest inter-bank dealing exchange for interest rate swaps with €8bn of tradable liquidity which is now owned by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Prior to this during the mid-1990s, he was a top-rated investment strategist at UBS, Salomon Brothers and SBC Warburg, Marcus graduated in 1983 from Oxford University with top first class honours in History & Economics.
Appearing: Day Two – Asset Allocation Implementation Day Wednesday 13th October 2010 2.20pm Panel discussion: are commodities an effective portfolio
hedge and risk management tool?
- Understanding where commodities sit in your portfolio
- Which commodities have the better risk/return prospects – gold, softs, oil?
- Is it preferable to focus on a single commodity or diversify across the spectrum?
- Commodities as part of strategic asset allocation or tactical asset allocation?
Marcus Grubb, Managing Director, Investment,
World Gold Council Strategist, Commodities Team,
Hermes Fund Management Head of Pensions and Treasury Management,
Bedford Borough Council |
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