Commodity Strategy
A systematic, factor-based investment strategy that harnesses economic fundamentals and seeks to deliver consistent returns over a market cycle.
Fully customizable approaches harvest both traditional and non-traditional sources of return while seeking to mitigate downside risk.
PGIM Quant Solutions’ Multi-Asset team develops innovative solutions to meet our clients needs, and draw on our customization ability to produce optimal outcomes for our clients.
Tools to Build Robust Portfolios
Tactical Views for Generating Excess Returns in Multi-Asset Portfolios
Return and Holdings-Based Risk Analytics to Monitor Evolving Portfolio Risks in Real Time
A systematic, factor-based investment strategy that harnesses economic fundamentals and seeks to deliver consistent returns over a market cycle.
PGIM Quantitative Solutions' US Market Participation Strategy (MPS) seeks to provide upside equity participation while seeking to reduce downside risk.
Systematic, dynamic framework consistently generates a set of high-conviction holdings.
Head of Multi Asset
Marco Aiolfi
Portfolio Manager
Rory Cummings
Portfolio Manager
Devang Gambhirwala
Portfolio Manager
John Hall
Head of Multi-Asset Portfolio Design
Lorne Johnson
Portfolio Manager
Joel M. Kallman
Director of Multi-Asset Research
William (Weijian) Liang
Portfolio Manager
Marcus M. Perl
Portfolio Manager
Manoj Rengarajan
Portfolio Manager
Edward J. Tostanoski III
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As of Sep 30, 2024
* PGIM Quant’s Multi-Asset team provides model portfolios for certain accounts, the assets of which (Assets Under Administration) are included in the total $74.0 billion of gross Multi-Asset AUM/AUA figure (AUA is $2.5 billion). PGIM Quant’s gross Multi-Asset AUM figure also includes $27.3 billion that PGIM Quant’s Multi-Asset team directs to equity strategies advised directly by PGIM Quant. This $27.3 billion amount is also included in the Quantitative Equity portion and is counted twice.