Bloomberg Invest 2024

At Bloomberg Invest 2024 in New York on June 25-26, leaders from finance, technology, and investments gathered to explore the future of global finance. The event featured insightful discussions, groundbreaking presentations, and thought-provoking panels on AI integration, private capital strategies, and more. It was a pivotal moment for shaping tomorrow's financial landscape. The conference opened with a focus on the convergence of human expertise and AI in finance. Claudia Perlich from Two Sigma and Daniel Morillo from Freestone Grove Partners led a compelling discussion on blending quantitative and discretionary management strategies. Perlich emphasized AI's transformative role in data processing and risk management, offering new growth avenues in finance: "AI is reshaping how we process data and manage risk, offering new opportunities for growth in the finance sector." Robyn Grew, CEO of Man Group, emphasized AI's role in navigating volatile markets through quantitative management and data analytics: "Quantitative management and data analytics are pivotal in navigating today's volatile markets." Todd Boehly, CEO of Eldridge Industries, reflected on his investment in Chelsea Football Club and broader trends in sports investment, highlighting the increasing synergy between sports and finance.

Kristin Roth DeClark from Barclays and Farhan Naqvi from iLearningEngines discussed private capital's influence on AI, fintech, and digital health innovation, highlighting its critical role in funding transformative technologies: "Private capital plays a critical role in funding transformative technologies," remarked Naqvi.

Day two of the event explored AI's integration in financial services. Alexandra Mousavizadeh from Evident highlighted global banks' shift to data-driven decision-making. Panelists from PNC and JPMorgan Chase discussed AI's practical applications for operational efficiency and client engagement.

Josh Harris, founder of 26North and managing partner of the Washington Commanders, discussed trends in sports investing across American and European leagues, emphasizing private equity's role in sports infrastructure and media rights.

Michael Arougheti from Ares Management concluded the day with insights into private equity's resilience and growth amidst geopolitical shifts.

Thank you to our sponsors Android, Invesco QQQ, MassMutual, Mubadala, Principal Asset Management, and Southern Company for your support in making this year’s event a success.?