Webinar Series Template
Register below for any or all of our upcoming FICC series, which will focus on various aspects of the Rate, F/X and Commodity markets. The series will range from workflows around Treasury for Banks and Corporates, covering Trading and Execution, Risk Management, ALM, Hedging, Funding and Financing through to specific segments of the market including Government Auctions, Money Markets, Energy Transition, and Derivatives.
Upcoming Events
Navigating Rates and Equities in 2026 with Bloomberg
February 4, 2026 9:00 AM - 9:45 AM EST
Virtual
Description
Join Bloomberg experts as they explore Terminal functions, the BQuant platform, and AI tools to navigate shifts across global rates and equity markets in 2026. We will highlight Bloomberg analytics across equity cash and derivatives that can help you identify when the market is approaching cyclical peaks. The session will also showcase new tools to track monetary policy divergence and capitalize on the resulting rates market dislocations, in the context of the traditional Q1 issuance surge.
Navigating Uncertainty: Safe Haven Assets in 2026
February 24, 2026 9:00 AM - 9:45 AM EST
Virtual
Description
As geopolitical tensions escalate and monetary policy uncertainty intensifies, investors are increasingly turning to traditional safe haven assets for portfolio protection. Gold has surged past $4,600 per ounce to record highs, silver has broken above $90 for the first time, and mining stocks have jumped 12% in early 2026—outpacing broader equity markets.
What you'll learn:
- Current Safe Haven Landscape: Understand which assets are attracting capital flows right now—from precious metals hitting all-time highs to alternative fixed income plays like German bunds
- Key Market Drivers: Explore the forces propelling safe haven demand, including Federal Reserve independence concerns, geopolitical flashpoints in Iran and Venezuela, and the ongoing trend toward de-dollarization among central banks
- Gold & Silver Outlook: Analyze why analysts are forecasting gold to reach $5,000/oz by year-end and silver to average $58/oz, with insights into central bank buying patterns and investment demand dynamics