The CIO at a $95 billion global family office called January’s gut-wrenching stock swings nearly a year ago
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The CIO at a $95 billion global family office called January’s gut-wrenching stock swings nearly a year ago. He lays out how investors should adjust their portfolios in a hazardous market where rallies may be false starts.
By Vicky Ge Huang
February 1, 2022
Jimmy Chang is the chief investment officer of the Rockefeller Global Family Office.
- Rockefeller Global Family Office’s CIO Jimmy Chang called inflation’s impact on markets this year.
- Chang explains why he thinks the corrective phase is not over and interim rallies could be false.
- He shares how investors should adjust their portfolios amid a hawkish Fed and uncertain geopolitics.
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