PGIM

Est. 1925
1,001-5,000 employees Financial Services

About PGIM

PGIM is the asset management business of Prudential Financial, Inc.* (PFI). PFI has a history that dates back over 145 years and through more than 30 market cycles.** With 45 offices in 18 different countries and jurisdictions, our more than 1,400+ investment professionals are located in key financial centers around the world.

As a leading global asset manager, with $1.29 trillion in assets under management,*** PGIM is built on a foundation of strength, stability and disciplined risk management, striving to deliver industry-leading strategies and solutions to clients. Our firm is comprised of autonomous asset management businesses, each specializing in a particular asset class with a focused investment approach. This gives our clients diversified solutions with global depth and scale across public and private asset classes, including fixed income, equities, real estate, and alternatives.

*Prudential Financial, Inc. of the United States is not affiliated in any manner with Prudential plc, incorporated in the United Kingdom or with Prudential Assurance Company, a subsidiary of M&G plc, incorporated in the United Kingdom.
**Represents PFI’s asset management expertise through PGIM, its affiliates and its predecessors. A market cycle refers to the fluctuations of the economy between periods of growth and recession. For additional information related to market cycles, visit: www.nber.org.
***AUM as of December 31, 2023.

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Expertise

Investment Management, Fixed Income, Equities, Private Capital, Mutual Funds, ETFs, Real Estate, Quantitative, Global Investment, Institutional Investing, and Multi-asset class portfolios

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POWER, PROPERTY, AND CREDIT: A CROSS ASSET VIEW ON DATA CENTERS
  • 12 Mar 2026

PGIM experts examine how today’s data center build out is being financed and where the most compelling opportunities are emerging.

SENIOR CLO LIQUIDITY: A CLASS OF ITS OWN
  • 10 Mar 2026

The following discussion provides an overview of the dynamics that make senior CLOs such a valuable tool for asset allocators seeking to enhance portfolio liquidity across a range of market environ...

CRUDE SCENARIOS AND EUROPEAN EFFECTS
  • 09 Mar 2026

Our View from the Desk for the week of March 09 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.

SLOWLY EARNED, QUICKLY LOST: REVISITING CENTRAL BANK CREDIBILITY
  • 06 Mar 2026

This post extends the framework of our Inflation Fighting Credibility Index as we analyze nine EM central banks that operate under inflation-targeting regimes.

TEN THOUGHTS ON IRAN
  • 04 Mar 2026

The war in Iran remains in its early stages and much remains unknown. But enough has happened to frame the contours of risk—and the shape of the distribution—facing markets as the conflict continues.

By PGIM
THE FUTURE OF CARE: A GROWING MEDICAL OUTPATIENT SECTOR
  • 04 Mar 2026

Why medical outpatient buildings are gaining momentum: resilient income, rising demand, and improving liquidity.

IRAN PERSPECTIVES, SCENARIOS, AND IMPLICATIONS
  • 02 Mar 2026

Our View from the Desk for the week of March 02 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.

By PGIM In Macro
CONTINUATION VEHICLES REDEFINE PRIVATE MARKETS
  • 26 Feb 2026

Continuation vehicles (CVs) have transitioned from a niche liquidity solution to a cornerstone of private market strategy.

TACKLING 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT CREDIT SECONDARIES
  • 26 Feb 2026

The following Q&A provides insight on several key aspects of private credit secondaries.

INSURANCE SOLUTIONS THROUGH THE CONTINUUM OF REAL ESTATE CREDIT
  • 24 Feb 2026

Real estate credit is evolving, and insurers are taking notice. With valuations reset and fundamentals strengthening, now may be an attractive moment to revisit the asset class. This article outli...

TARIFF TAKEAWAYS
  • 23 Feb 2026

Our View from the Desk for the week of February 23 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.

By PGIM In Macro
SPEAKING OF ALTERNATIVES
  • 20 Feb 2026

Speaking of Alternatives is an original podcast from PGIM, providing a global perspective on the rich and diverse landscape of alternative investments.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING'S CAUTIOUS UPSWING DISCUSSION WITH STEPHANIE WIGGINS
  • 17 Feb 2026

Affordable housing developers enter 2026 with new federal support and improving debt markets, yet face rising construction costs and funding challenges.

ASSESSING THE BANK OF JAPAN’S KEY QUESTION
  • 10 Feb 2026

Will the Bank of Japan pivot towards a more aggressive normalisation path, or will a combination of politics and market reaction limit government spending in a country where debt-to-GDP easily exce...

SOFTWARE STRAIN AND AI’S CREATIVE DESTRUCTION
  • 09 Feb 2026

Our View from the Desk for the week of February 09 summarizes the macroeconomic and asset-class specific themes discussed in our weekly desk head meeting.

The Cost of Big Ideas: Will New York City’s Credit Remain Sound?
  • 06 Feb 2026

New York City's credit profile could be negatively impacted by Mayor Mamdani's policies if excessive borrowing and higher spending are not supported by appropriate funding sources.

THE COST OF BIG IDEAS: WILL NEW YORK CITY’S CREDIT REMAIN SOUND?
  • 06 Feb 2026

New York City's credit profile could be negatively impacted by Mayor Mamdani's policies if excessive borrowing and higher spending are not supported by appropriate funding sources.

CREDIT MARKETS IN TRANSITION: PUBLIC–PRIVATE CREDIT PORTFOLIOS
  • 05 Feb 2026

In this episode of All the Credit®, we explore how this shift is changing the way multi‑asset portfolios are constructed and managed.

Assessing the Risk of Antimicrobial Resistance
  • 03 Feb 2026

This episode of Fixed on ESG explores what antimicrobial resistance is, why it matters, and its wide-ranging impact on health systems and the global economy.

ASSESSING THE RISK OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE
  • 03 Feb 2026

This episode of Fixed on ESG explores what antimicrobial resistance is, why it matters, and its wide-ranging impact on health systems and the global economy.