In this episode hosts Tadhg Young and Anna Bernasek explore the shifting global landscape for retirement and what it means for financial services. They’re joined by Brendan Curran, Head of US Retirement at State Street Investment Management, and Jasper Martens, CMO of PensionBee, to discuss the macro forces reshaping retirement systems: longevity, changing career patterns, technology-driven engagement, and evolving capital markets. The conversation highlights emerging opportunities as firms adapt to a fast-changing market.

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As digital assets move toward institutional scale, regulation has become the defining factor. In this episode of Future State, we take a clear, fact‑based look at the evolving regulatory landscape and what it means for institutional markets. Cutting through hype and speculation, the conversation explores how regulation is shaping operating models, risk decisions, and the path from experimentation to scale.

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In this episode, we explore the future of digital assets through a clear, fact-based lens—cutting through complexity to focus on the trends and regulatory developments that matter most. From evolving market dynamics to policy considerations shaping institutional adoption, the conversation provides essential context for navigating what’s ahead. Listeners will come away with a grounded understanding of how digital assets are maturing, where momentum is building, and how regulatory frameworks are influencing the path —cutting through complexity to focus on the trends and regulatory developments that matter most.

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As private markets evolve, access is expanding, but so is complexity. In this episode of Future State, Tadhg Young and Katherine Lucas are joined by State Street’s Global Head of Alternatives, Scott Carpenter and Alpha FMC’s Jonathan Balkin to explore the structural forces shaping private markets in 2026. The conversation encompasses key themes influencing the space, from semi‑liquid vehicles and operational scale to retirement access and asset class opportunities. A pragmatic, execution‑focused conversation for leaders navigating what comes next.

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In this episode, Lee Ferridge, Senior Managing Director, Head of Multi-Asset Strategy, The Americas joins us to unpack Market Signals and Shifts: What to watch in 2026, exploring how interest rate trends, currency movements, and asset allocation strategies will shape institutional portfolios. From AI-driven analytics to emerging market opportunities, we break down what these developments mean for asset managers and owners. Tune in for actionable insights and a forward-looking discussion on how we help clients prepare for volatility and structural change.

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State Street Data Intelligence transforms proprietary data into actionable insights that help investors make faster, better decisions across investments, operations, and distribution. It delivers near real‑time clarity on inflation, media sentiment and private capital performance by leveraging millions of daily data points and State Street’s unique position across asset classes. Tune in for an in-depth discussion with our head of Data Intelligence, Will Kinlaw.

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In this episode, we unpack the latest Digital Digest, our research driven publication exploring how digital assets and emerging technologies are reshaping the industry based on a large-scale survey of institutional investors. From rising allocations and tokenization trends to the convergence of blockchain, GenAI, and the hybrid future of finance, we break down what these developments mean for asset managers and owners. Tune in for actionable insights and a forward-looking discussion on how State Street is helping clients navigate the digital transformation of financial services.

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