Technological Transitions and the Architecture of Strategic Asset Allocation: Investment Strategies for CIOs in Corporate and Institutional Contexts

This paper examines the implications of technological transition for the architecture of strategic asset allocation, focusing on the changing and expanding conditions under which capital is governed, deployed, safeguarded and interpreted within evolving market and institutional environments, and within which chief investment officers, treasury leaders, reserve managers and comparable decision-makers across corporate, institutional, sovereign and supranational settings operate within a widening field of allocation responsibility.