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Oct 27, 2026

Andrew Van SickleHOST
0:30
In each episode, we help you do just that with guests whose insights and perspectives you can profit from.
Andrew Van SickleHOST
0:36
Today, I'm talking to Adnan El-Araby, Lead Manager of the Bearings Emerging EMEA Opportunities Trust, also known as BMO.
Andrew Van SickleHOST
0:45
Welcome, Adnan.
Andrew Van SickleHOST
0:45
Thank you very much for joining us.
Adnan El-ArabyGUEST
1:16
And as emerging markets were becoming an asset class of their own, as different regions within emerging markets became more important, Eastern Europe was a large component of that.
Adnan El-ArabyGUEST
1:26
If you recall the BRICS acronym that was coined.
Adnan El-ArabyGUEST
1:31
And since then, the trust has evolved as emerging markets has evolved, as the benchmark has evolved, and also as the region and the capital markets within the region have evolved, where now the trust, we thought, we felt that our shareholders and the investors in the trust can essentially capture a lot more alpha across the entire region of EMEA.
Adnan El-ArabyGUEST
1:53
So as you correctly point out, when people speak about emerging markets, emerging markets effectively Asia, right? So it's 80% of the benchmark or slightly over 80% of the benchmark.
Loïc MichelGUEST
27:47
In French, it's called a... professional career discussions and it's regulation around that.
Loïc MichelGUEST
27:59
You need to have these conversations in EMEA globally, in several countries in EMEA, these conversations need to happen frequently.
Loïc MichelGUEST
28:08
If you don't talk skills, you can just talk about futuristic job expectations, but you don't know how to get there.
Loïc MichelGUEST
28:20
So it's going to be in the air.

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Loïc MichelGUEST
47:54
So you can download them on our website, on the Chabot website.
Loïc MichelGUEST
47:57
We share this content and resources.
Loïc MichelGUEST
48:00
And on top of that, on a more physical, in real life context, we are running an EMEA city series of events.
Loïc MichelGUEST
48:13
So we'll be in Paris, Milan, Berlin, London in October.
WyattHOST
2:15
Jumba, you did get last.
DonHOST
2:16
At the entire EMEA region for that.
JumbaHOST
2:19
I mean, we should have known.
JumbaHOST
2:20
The second I realized, like, by round four, I'm like, oh, I'm picking all EMEA.
JumbaHOST
2:25
I'm screwed.
JumbaHOST
2:28
And sure enough, I was.
WyattHOST
2:30
Maybe the reason why EMEA was so bad this split was because you picked so heavily on this draft beforehand.
JumbaHOST
2:37
Maybe EMEA was the friends we made along the way.
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
1:56
And what I mean by that, this deal that we traded with SSE had a genuinely new underlying index.
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
2:04
So we had to make that index work in our systems, but also report the trade to a central trade repository under EMEA, which is like the European regulations.
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
2:15
None of this is very difficult, but it does need to be thought about before you trade.
Ed PorterHOST
2:20
Yeah, so
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
1:56
And what I mean by that, this deal that we traded with SEC had a genuinely new underlying index.
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
2:04
So we had to make that index work in our systems, but also report the trade to a central trade repository under EMEA, which is like the European regulations.
Cian O'DuffyGUEST
2:15
None of this is very difficult, but it does need to be thought about before you trade.
Ed PorterHOST
2:20
Yeah, so then you've got
Mike PetruskyHOST
1:10
She's joining us from London.
Mike PetruskyHOST
1:13
And her role is that of EMEA CEO and Global Head of Portfolio Services, Work Dynamics at JLL.
Mike PetruskyHOST
1:23
Everybody, please welcome Sue Asprey Price.
Mike PetruskyHOST
1:26
Sue, welcome to the show.
Mike PetruskyHOST
1:32
across the pond today, Sue?
Sue Asprey PriceGUEST
1:34
It is great.
Sue Asprey PriceGUEST
1:35
It was raining previously in true London style, but the sun is shining now and I'm in our brand new headquarter building for EMEA in London.
Sue Asprey PriceGUEST
1:43
So it's a pretty fabulous place to be.
John SchlegelHOST
0:06
I'm John Schlegel, head of the Global Data Assets and Alpha Group within Prime Financial Services.
John SchlegelHOST
0:11
Today, I'm joined by Kumar Panja, who is the head of the Capital Advisory Group for the EMEA region.
John SchlegelHOST
0:17
Kumar, it's great to be sitting down with you as I'm in London this week.
Kumar PanjaGUEST
0:21
I'm glad that you're here.
Kumar PanjaGUEST
1:02
One of our lines of business is Capital Introduction, which, as the name suggests, introduces our hedge fund clients to institutional investors who allocate to hedge funds as part of a wider portfolio.
Kumar PanjaGUEST
1:14
That would include investors ranging from sovereign wealth funds to pension funds, endowments and foundations, private banks, family offices, among others.
Kumar PanjaGUEST
1:24
I run the group for the EMEA region and is run globally by my colleague, Mike Monforth.
John SchlegelHOST
1:29
Thanks Kumar.
AdamHOST
16:31
Yeah.
AdamHOST
16:31
The reason I bring up e-invoicing was it feels like it's all the rage within the European, the EMEA market specifically, where it's like the biggest factors.
AdamHOST
16:40
And that's where you see a lot of innovation coming along.
AdamHOST
16:43
in the tools.
Kira OrlovaGUEST
5:42
I've been with user testing for just under five years, so I joined UserZoom.
Kira OrlovaGUEST
5:48
Originally, I was a researcher on the team and then I've grown over the years and I'm now leading a team of researchers in EMEA.
Kira OrlovaGUEST
5:56
I also look after a couple of initiatives in the professional services and one of those initiatives is AI and ARC.
Kira OrlovaGUEST
6:04
AI initiative has kind of grown from self-interest in the topic.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:30
The company cited seasonal demand improvement, especially Asia, Chinese hardwood pulp inventory replenishment, and delays to new capacity originally expected in 2026 as the main drivers.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:43
International Paper evaluates EMEA packaging sale alongside spinoff.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:48
Coverage from 18-19 October onward.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:51
International Paper confirmed it is in early-stage discussions with potential bidders for its EMEA packaging business, including Dia Smith Assets, while continuing plans for a spinoff and dual London NY listing.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:04
No deal is certain.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:05
Private equity interest, for example, Lone Star, Atlas, has been reported.

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