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Episode 15: Robinhood, Reddit and the SEC
We dissect the “Reddit trade” with our head of trading and the former head of the SEC's Office of Internet Enforcement.

China’s Ray of Light
China’s healthy positive real interest rates appear exceptional in a world where all developed economies offer deeply negative real interest rates.

On the Edge: New Opportunities
Edge computing is poised to play an essential role in the post-COVID-19 global economy.

Episode 14: Biophysical Economics
We explore the emerging field of biophysical economics, which considers how the physical laws of nature limit and dictate economic growth.

Consumer Themes: How Society is Changing
Explore how consumer preferences reshape industries and drive key opportunity sets.
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Global Macro Views
The Global Macro Forum offers its outlook for developed and emerging economies.

Quarterly Economic Outlook
A quarterly update on economics and financial markets.

The Value of Income Diversification
We believe an allocation to a time-tested income-oriented strategy would provide great diversification to an S&P 500® index portfolio.

Themes for Global Growth
Chief Investment Officer and Head of Equity John Porter introduces this year’s series of thematic insights.

Clarity in the Fog of ESG Controversy
We explore how investigative research can bolster ESG analysis and corporate engagement.

Chief Perspectives Roundtable
What to expect in 2021 in this special roundtable Webex.

Municipal Bonds for Non-US Investors
We believe that non-US investors should invest in municipal bonds based on their investment objectives.

Fallen Angels vs Ba Bonds
Fallen angels have historically outperformed their Ba-rated peers.

The New Kid on the Street
Tesla’s addition to the S&P 500® Index is official. What happens now?

Evaluating a Stable Value Strategy
Learn how to choose the optimal stable value strategy.

One for the Record Books
We look at the impact of the pandemic through the lens of the US credit markets.

The Rise of Bitcoin
We explore the rise of bitcoin as cryptocurrencies continue their migration to mainstream investable blockchain technology.

Episode 13: Black Friday and Beyond
From curbside pickup to the burgeoning healthy lifestyle industry, we look at consumer trends and changing behaviors in a post-pandemic world.

Want to Beat the Stock Market?
In our view, adding leverage and long Treasuries to an equity portfolio is the antidote to underperformance.

Fallen Angels Update
2020 has been a unique year for fallen angel creation.

Bridging the Funding Gap
Aging demographics and lack of yield create a challenging environment for retirees. We believe equity income can provide a solution.

Aftershock
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the aftermath of the 2020 election and what could await President-elect Biden’s administration.

EM Local Currency Opportunity
The EM local currency environment appears compelling for euro-based investors on an unhedged basis.

High Yield Default Rates
An accurate measurement of default and recovery rates can have a material impact on expected high yield excess returns.

Vote No on Volatility
With a looming US presidential election, our index professionals review the possibility of an uptick in election-related market volatility.

A Natural Inflation Hedge
We explore how a global bond approach can provide a natural inflation hedge.

We Get Questions
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart and our sovereign analysts answer pressing questions from the latest quarterly economic outlook.

The Deteriorating Dollar
Despite recent investor interest in USD as a safe-haven asset, we believe the US dollar has initiated a cyclical depreciation process.

Global Macro Views
The Global Macro Forum offers its outlook for developed and emerging economies.

Quarterly Economic Outlook
A quarterly update replay on economics and financial markets.

Climate Change and the Presidential Election
We unpack how wildfires, flooding and possible presidential election outcomes could impact municipal credits and differentiate issuers.

Election Perspectives
Mellon’s CIOs and Macro Strategist give their perspectives on November’s heated political election.

Episode 12: Election Implications
We examine potential election implications from the perspectives of our equity, fixed income, and multi-asset CIOs.

Stress Testing the Election
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart examines pre-election economic activity and its utility for assessing the 2020 election.

Implications of the Fixed Income Evolution
In our view, the evolution of the fixed income market has created more transparency, depth and opportunity to generate competitive returns.

The Pandemic: What to Know Now
Mellon’s analysts discuss the lasting impacts of COVID-19 and where the pandemic may be headed from here.

Some Good News is Bad News
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses fiscal policy, incoming data, and the Mellon forecast.

Can Bonds Still Hedge Equity Exposure?
During US equity drawdowns, long US Treasuries have served as an efficient and effective hedge.

Jay Powell the All Powerful
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart describes the Fed’s follow-up to the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Bringing Tablets from the Mountaintop
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart describes the Fed’s strategy as asymmetric, ambiguous, and fit to the moment.

Trump, Biden, and Municipal Bonds
We examine the historical economics of presidential elections and how this year’s outcome might impact municipal bond portfolios.

Election Matters
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the potential implications of the 2020 election.

A Balancing Act
How did the whipsawing market volatility impact index managers? We explore the challenges and critical considerations.

Notes on the Fed
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart reviews changes to the Fed’s longer-term strategy.

The New Kid in Town
Tesla’s inclusion in the S&P 500® Index could be imminent. Our experts review the implications for index managers.

Evaluating Our EMD Expectations
The JPMorgan EMBI Global Diversified Index makes a comeback after experiencing losses in March, validating our previous expectations.

Cold War 2.0: Geopolitics & Markets
What are the prospects for US-China relations?

Greatly Exaggerated
Concerns abound surrounding increased net issuance of sovereign USD-denominated bonds in emerging markets, but we believe they are overstated.

Global Macro Views
The Global Macro Forum offers its outlook for developed and emerging economies.

Millennials by the Numbers
Demographic data is painting a richer picture of millennials; what are the investment implications in this post-pandemic world?

Revisiting Our Case for Homebuilders
Senior research analyst Nick Cohn revisits our 2019 housing stance amidst a global pandemic and a year of additional data.

Circular Economy: The Rise of Resale
Discover how evolving consumer habits are redefining the apparel and luxury market and driving environmental change.

Fighting COVID-19 with Gene Technology
Discover how innovations in gene technology are helping us combat the COVID-19 virus.

The Intelligent Consumer: Future of Retail
Our retail reality is changing. Explore how the physical retail experience will be drastically different in the future.

Meet the Manager: Rob Croce
Rob Croce, Head of Risk Parity & Liquid Alts, talks about formative experiences, data-driven investing and embracing challenges.

The Fed and Negative Rates
Why is the Federal Reserve negative on negative interest rates? We explore the rationale on both sides of the argument.

Reducing Food Waste
Explore how the Circular Economy trend could help transform the food and beverage industry.

Quarterly Economic Outlook
A quarterly update replay on economics and financial markets.

ESG Investigative Research
What happens when we apply the investigative journalist approach to sustainability research itself?

Evaluating a Stable Value Investment Option Part I
Strengthen your approach to assessing stable value vehicles.

Risk Parity Makes Sense Now
We believe bonds can provide significant diversification benefits in risk parity even at low yields.

The G in ESG
We examine the growing emphasis on ESG considerations in fundamental analysis and how investor governance mandates change companies.

The Party is Just Getting Started
In our view, current dynamics indicate that good cheer is building around fallen angels.

Which Way Next for EM Local Currency Debt?
Explore how local currency denominated debt markets can offer flexibility and protection from wider market swings.

Mellon’s Commitment to Community
We discuss Mellon’s response to the pandemic and why we believe rigorous CSR practices are more crucial than ever.

Building the Future of Blockchain
Discover how the blockchain platform is linking businesses and governments with transformational benefits.

Are My Dividends Safe?
Explore how the power of dividend reinvestment remains an important source of value creation.

Black and Green Swans
The current crisis may present an avenue for a more resilient era. Explore why we may never return to the status quo.

What Color is the Fed’s Parachute?
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the Fed’s messaging and its appetite for more unconventional stimulus.

Connected Health at a Distance
Pulse oximeters allow patients to breathe easy while being monitored from home.

Municipal Credit and the Pandemic
We believe an active security selection approach, coupled with a high-quality bias, will help municipal credit investors face the challenges ahead.

Fallen Angels: No Time Like the Present
2020 is likely to be an auspicious entry point for a fallen angels allocation.

The Era of Intelligent Connectivity
Explore how the building blocks of Intelligent Connectivity are marching toward a once-in-a-generation event.

Emerging Opportunities in EMD
Current market conditions present exciting opportunities in Emerging Markets Debt.

Consumer Behavior in the Time of COVID-19
We examine how the solitude of COVID-19 is impacting both social and consumer behavior.

Commitment to Community
We explore how the recent pandemic is highlighting the need for robust corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices across industries.

The Value Factor is a Recipe for Small Returns
We unpack the value phenomenon and how the academic research is being misapplied.

Fallen Angels: The Asset Class of 2020
Our multi-factor high yield credit team addresses the opportunity in fallen angel bonds.

Global Macro Views
The Global Macro Forum offers its outlook for developed and emerging economies.

Geopolitics in the Age of Pandemic
We discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is reshaping the geopolitical landscape as we know it.

An Electric Revolution
Electric vehicles may revolutionize the mobility landscape as consumers seek sustainable options and governments increase regulations.

The Economics of Sharing
A rapidly changing landscape continues to pressure the ridesharing industry. We discuss the challenges the industry is facing, as well as potential opportunities ahead.

Connected Health in Treatment
Familiar technologies could be repurposed to treat and monitor COVID-19—learn about these innovative solutions.

The Evolution of Autonomy
Fully autonomous vehicles are quickly becoming a reality. We examine the driving forces behind this movement.

COVID-19: Changing Dynamics
We explore how COVID-19 is reshaping supply chain dynamics, particularly within the healthcare economy.

Quarterly Economic Outlook April 2020
A quarterly update replay on economics and financial markets.

Connected Health in Action
Demand for telemedicine is accelerating with the advent of COVID-19—explore why this could be a long-term trend.

The Near-Term Fiscal Outlook
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart describes the key provisions of the 2020 CARES Act.

Episode 4: COVID-19
In this special edition of Double Take, our biotech, trading, and macro experts share how COVID-19 is shaping this brave new world.

Mellon Mobility Innovation: Let’s Get Connected
We explore trends and growing investment opportunities within the connectivity segment of the mobility industry.

The Cutting Edge: Gene Editing
Explore how gene editing is applied and where it could lead the future of healthcare.

2019 Mellon Proxy Voting Report
Mellon’s proxy voting decisions seek the best long-term economic outcome for all stakeholders.

A Russian Doll of Risks
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart considers the layers of risk embedded in his macro outlook.

Coronavirus: Tracking Market Implications of a Pandemic
Mellon’s chief economist, head of trading and CIOs discuss the economic and market impacts from the coronavirus.

Characterizing the Unknown
Early insights on COVID-19, measures being taken to understand the disease, and a path forward.

What Just Happened? Fed Cuts Rates
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart unpacks the consequences of the Fed’s about-face.

An Efficient Beta Approach to Emerging Market Debt Local Currency
A growing asset class that can deliver high yield and potentially attractive total returns.

Notes on a Pandemic
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses consequences for global activity as COVID-19 spreads.

Years of Living Dangerously
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart offers his 2020 macro outlook and current investment map.

Hidden in Plain Sight
The search for alpha is elusive, but we see a path to excess returns.

Episode 3: Gene Therapy: Cures, Risks and Opportunities
Discover what happens to health care investing and financing when curative genes are delivered to patients.

Coronavirus: Science & Economics
We cut through the noise to assess the coronavirus in terms of its science and economic impact.

The Three Pillars of Better Strategic Portfolios
Risk parity seeks to maximize diversification within asset classes, across asset classes and across time.
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Silence in the Mountains
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart examines the Fed’s outlook for 2020.

Episode 2: 5G: Big Change Is In the Air
We examine the far-reaching implications of the advent of 5G on both consumers and corporations.

Mellon Webex Series: Quarterly Economic Outlook January 2020
A quarterly update replay on economics and financial markets.

A Conservative Party Win in the General Election
The Conservative Party’s general election win may spell certainty for Brexit but it also raises questions.

He Who Must Not Be Named
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the source of the Fed’s communication confusion.

Episode 1: The New China Trade Reality
Deal or no deal, what may have irreversibly changed in the US/China trade relationship.

Changing Business Models: Durability and Reimbursement
Amanda Birdsey-Benson, Senior Research Analyst at Mellon, discusses the benefits and challenges of gene therapy, specifically as they relate to costs.

Rainy Day Reserves
We explain the impact of the global financial crisis on rainy day reserve funds and why one size doesn’t fit all.

Liquidity Realized
Credit portfolio trading is an established trading protocol that has resulted in significant cost savings.

Back to the Drawing Board
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart offers a blueprint for long-term management of the Fed’s balance sheet.

The Right Stuff?
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart considers the downstream effects of US-China trade policy on the macro outlook.

Mellon Webex Series: Quarterly Economic Outlook October 2019
A quarterly update replay on economics and financial markets.

Artful Plumbing: A Leak in the Repo Market
We explain the mid-month overnight repo rate spike and why downstream impacts should be limited.

An Apt Place and an Awkward Time
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart considers the Fed’s likely path for the rest of 2019.

Still Climbing: The Case for Homebuilders
Housing demand could be set to boom despite negative housing starts.

Gene Therapy: Building Blocks of Change
Gene Therapy could redefine the healthcare industry. We explore the science behind what’s changing.

Fallen Angels: The Last Free Lunch
Though caught between two worlds, fallen angels merit a permanent home in a strategic asset allocation.

Why Municipal Revenue Over General Obligation Bonds
Municipal revenue bonds can offer a more stable source of income than general obligation bonds.

Now Playing at a Theater of the Absurd Near You
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart expounds on the leadership shake-ups at the EU, ECB and IMF.

The Sound of Silence
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart evaluates whether the Fed’s empty spaces contain multitudes.

Cannabis Chronicles: Easing Regulations in a Growing Industry
Easing regulations and increasingly tolerant public sentiment are making cannabis ripe for investment.

A Churchillian Moment
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart provides an outlook for trade, the US economy and the Fed.

Where Has My Credit Premium Gone?
An accurate forecast of the Credit Risk Premium can offer valuable insight into expected credit returns.

A Riot is an Ugly Thing
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart considers the disconnect between futures market expectations and the Fed’s likely path.

Intrigue and Trade
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart examines the state of US-China trade policy.

The Same, Only Different: Municipal Bonds After Tax Reform
Municipal bonds remain attractive for taxable insurance companies despite the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Ensuing Credit Impact From Puerto Rico Ruling
Our municipal bond experts review the potential impacts of the recent Puerto Rico ruling.

The Cure to What Ails Healthcare
Our active equity experts examine their framework for identifying winning healthcare companies.

Powell the Padawan
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart examines the U.S. economy and the Fed’s change of heart.

Eight Investment Themes for Global Growth
Mellon’s US Small Mid Cap Equity Team shares major insights from their thematic research.

Enterprise Blockchain: Urgency Builds as Needs Intensify
Momentum for enterprise blockchain is reaching a tipping point, and 2019 could be the year for broad adoption.

Tulips Disguised as Toll Roads
Our global infrastructure experts review the hidden risks of direct infrastructure compared with publicly listed alternatives.

Follow the Money
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the Fed’s current emphasis on its balance sheet.

What Happened to the Quants in 2018?
Risk premia strategies were very sensitive to changes in risk appetite.

China-US Trade Warcraft: An Investigative Analysis
We explore the sea change fundamentally altering the crucial China-US trade dynamic.

An “Unfaithfully Yours” Brexit
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses potential Brexit outcomes and the motivation of EU and UK officials.

Are State Budgets Prepared For Lower Tax Revenues?
Some states are facing slower revenue growth as their 2020 budget negotiation process begins.
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Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart suggests Fed communications may be an unreliable predictor of policy.

Poles Apart
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses potential effects of the government shutdown on the Fed’s outlook.

A Really Big Show
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart details the Fed’s goal of keeping “all the plates spinning.”

Multi-Asset Solutions that Go Beyond the Efficient Frontier
We explore the tension between risk and return created by today’s investment landscape.

Long Duration Bond Demand Shines Light on Implementation Costs, Concentration Risks
We discuss our innovative approach to investing in long duration corporate bonds.

Wait Until Dark
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart explains his outlook for Fed action when the "lights go out."

Stable Value vs. Money Market Yields Through Rate Cycles
We discuss the advantages of stable value funds versus money market funds through various interest rate environments.

Into Thin Air
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses his views on the Fed’s steady climb.

A Narrow Lane
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart explains the lack of excitement about the recent Fed meeting and digests the bank's narrow lane.

Beyond Traditional Infrastructure Investing
Holistic infrastructure investing can provide a better income solution.

Trump, Trade, Twisters, and Trailer Parks
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart reveals his expectations for the global economy and markets.

October Fright Fest
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart reviews a recent slasher movie - Global Equity Markets in October.

Large Ports Can Weather the Tariff Storm
Diverse operations and robust financials may help large ports withstand any reduced trade volumes.

When will Technological Progress Show Up in Productivity Statistics?
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart addresses slow productivity growth despite technological progress.

Stargazing in the Mountains
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart contemplates the next Fed moves.

Consumer Disruptors
Social media: the invisible hand guiding consumer preferences.

Unchaining Distributed Ledger Technology
Use cases for distributed ledger technology go beyond the hype.
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Beam Them Up, Scotty
The Active Fixed Income Investment Committee discuss the Federal Reserve's plodding course and outline avenues to live long and prosper.

Making Way for China A: Access the Onshore China Equity Market
The Equity Indexing team examines the implications of MSCI adding China A shares to their indexes.

Lattice Work
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the implications from the Fed's lattice work.

Global Macro Views
Calculating the global macroeconomic trajectory has recently become more complicated; we share our outlook.

Supreme Court Decisions to Have Limited Impact on Municipal Credits
The Municipal Bond Team discusses the significant implications of recent Supreme Court rulings, but the ultimate impact may be less than investors expect.

Muni Bond Demand Trends Shift Under New Tax Rules
Municipal bonds remain attractive in the wake of tax reform, and we expect flows to increase because of the largest buyers—retail investors.

Passive Aggressive
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart outlines the challenges facing Chair Powell in continuing to climb the Yellen staircase.

Conviction and the Courage that Comes with Coupon
We share our views on the medium-term cross currents in the bond market.

Case Study: Rethinking High Yield
Exploring solutions in the high yield space.

The Importance of Structured Liquidity in Stable Value Portfolios
The industry-wide thirst for liquidity brings new attention to investment managers. Our Stable Value team believes we can meet the demand.

Global Macro Views
Despite tariffs and volatility, the world still turned reliably on its off-centered axis.

Field Notes: Observing the International Bureaucrat
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart reveals the synchronous global expansion is more like a Great Convergence.

Pass the Popcorn, Mr. President
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart doesn't expect a significant impact from trade wars, but dramatic headlines will likely persist.

Munis in a Rising Rate Cycle
The advantages of municipal bonds in a rising rate environment.

Zombie Apocalypse
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart highlights why a zombie apocalypse may seem more likely than a Fed rate hike in May.

Uncovering the Hidden Risks of a New Geopolitical Era
Looking ahead, geopolitics will powerfully influence global equity markets.

Impact of Political Willingness on Municipal Credit Quality
As the views of Democrats and Republicans widen, we believe it is more important to include political factors when analyzing municipal credits.

Back to the Future?
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart sees a strong Fed tightening pace, which he believes should go smoothly as long as the Fed doesn’t overreact.

The Municipal Market and Climate Change
Our ESG analysis helps identify municipal issuers able to withstand the negative consequences of climate change.

Welcome to the Job, Jay
When Federal Chair Powell opens a crisis management handbook, he will learn the first rule about a significant asset price move.

Groundhog Day
The Active Fixed Income Investment Committee provides their thoughts and views on the February bond market.

The Impact of Tax Reform on the Municipal Bond Market in 2018
Tax reform should be constructive for municipal bonds, but lower demand from banks and property and casualty insurers bears watching.

Interregnum
Chief Economist Reinhart’s thoughts on the upcoming FOMC Meeting.

The Impact of Tax Reform on the Investment Grade Credit Market
Four key tax reform provisions are likely to impact the investment grade corporate credit market.

Déjà vu, All Over Again
The Active Fixed Income Investment Committee provides their thoughts and views on the current state of the bond market.

The Crypto Asset Iceberg
What are long-term implications of the rise of crypto assets?

U.S. Tax Reform: A Helpful Tailwind for Financials
Tax reform would provide an additional positive catalyst for Financials.

Global Macro Views
The Global Macro Committee offers an upbeat take on the global economy.

Song of the Thin Man
Chief Economist Reinhart’s views on the upcoming FOMC meeting.

Jingle, Jingle, Jingle
Recent activity data is upbeat, consumers appear confident, and meaningful fiscal impetus seems in motion in the US and, perhaps, elsewhere.

Collateral Consequences, Capital Flows, and Commodity Prices
Chief Economist Vincent Reinhart discusses the effects of recent unconventional central bank policies.

Pilgrims' Progress?
Economic growth in advanced economies is broadly in sync and mostly outstrips that of potential output, adding to cost pressures.

Eight Investment Themes For Global Growth
The US Small Cap Growth team evaluates investment themes for the coming years.

Think Like a Tech Investor
As every company becomes a tech company, we urge every investor to think like a tech investor.

Unlocking Intrinsic Value
The Opportunistic Value team outlines its approach to intrinsic value investing.

Liquidity Reimagined
Today's credit markets offer cheaper, more liquid access to those who know where to look.

Putting Steel In The Ground
U.S. infrastructure is poised for a resurgence in investment.

The ExxonMobil vote
The high profile resolution drew strong support from shareholders, including Mellon Capital. Was it meaningful or merely symbolic?

The Return of Value
The Large Cap Value team believes a long-term rotation toward value is just beginning.

How Millennials Are Changing Food Industry Choices
Millennials are changing the food industry – through snacking.

Capitalizing on the Wide-Ranging Impact of Blockchain Technology (Blockchain – Part 3)
Our experts outline which industries could feel the biggest impact.

Eight Investment Themes for Global Growth: 2016 & Beyond
The US Small Cap Growth team evaluates profit themes for the coming years.

Wearable Technology: The Future of Fit
Activity-tracking devices could have a wide-ranging impact on health care.

Virtual Reality: From Wow to the Real World
This technology is on the cusp of transcending videogames.

The Transformation Toward Digital Liquidity (Blockchain – Part 2)
Blockchain could fundamentally change longstanding industry infrastructure.

Bitcoin: The New Smart Money (Blockchain – Part 1)
Cryptocurrencies and their underlying Blockchain technology have vast disruptive possibilities.

Emerging Markets: From Discovery to Distinction
Here are some ways to find winners in this asset class.

Automobiles and the Age of Autonomy
The megatrend of self-driving vehicles may transform the automotive industry.

Eight Investment Themes for Global Growth (2015)
The US Small Cap Growth team evaluates profit themes that could create tailwinds for the economy.

Quantitative Investing—A Perspective of the Last 40 Years
From its roots in the 1960s to today, Tom Loeb traces the 50-year evolution of quantitative investing approaches.