A Message from Our CEO on COVID-19
Amid a turbulent global and market environment, we remain committed to our clients and colleagues.
March 16, 2020—As the COVID-19 Coronavirus continues to impact the health of citizens around the globe and create extreme market volatility, Cambridge Associates remains focused on doing what we have always done: being unwavering partners in building high performing, long-term investment portfolios for our clients.
As always, our goal is to deliver the results and experience each client expects from Cambridge Associates. Especially now, communication is an important part of that experience. Through direct client conversations, webinars, and our website, we remain committed to sharing our latest insights on evolving market circumstances, and our thoughts on their implications for portfolio strategy.
Of course, our priority also is to keep our team of colleagues, the foundation of our firm, as safe as possible during these trying times. With this in mind, we have implemented remote working arrangements throughout our global offices. Rest assured that all members of our global investing team, regardless of location, have the same information, tools, and capabilities outside the office as they do inside Cambridge Associates’ walls. Our work continues, and the protection and growth of our clients’ portfolios—including finding compelling and differentiated ideas for those portfolios even in these challenging times—remains our priority.
On behalf of the entire Cambridge Associates community, we are grateful for the ongoing trust our clients have placed in us, and remain focused on earning it, every day.
Wishing you and your loved ones healthy and calm days ahead,
David
March 13, 2020— This week, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank both announced stimulus measures aimed at responding to the growing impact of COVID-19.
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March 16, 2020— The Federal Reserve Bank has announced a host of emergency measures intended to improve bond market liquidity and reduce borrowing costs, which come in response to rising signs of dislocation across Treasury, municipal, and corporate bond markets.
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March 10, 2020— Political machinations and virus-induced uncertainty are weighing on oil prices at present, and it seems unlikely that both these obstacles will soon be lifted. Investors should closely monitor positioning to ensure the current level of energy exposure is intentional.
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