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Ben Kizemchuk

Portfolio Manager at Wellington Altus. He focuses on a macro framework involving Fiscal Dominance, Financial Repression, Fiat Currency, and Passive Flows.

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Sep 3, 2025 • 56min

Why Everyone Keeps Misreading The New Macro Regime | Ben Kizemchuk

Ben Kizemchuk, a Portfolio Manager at Wellington Altus, presents his intriguing 'Four Fs' macro framework: Fiscal Dominance, Financial Repression, Fiat Currency, and Passive Flows. He reveals how these elements converge in today's economy, reshaping growth dynamics and stabilizing markets. Kizemchuk discusses the unexpected economic resilience following interest rate hikes and the critical role of government spending in promoting stability. He also explores the implications of an AI-driven future where stock markets and the economy become increasingly intertwined.
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Jul 17, 2025 • 1h 47min

Portfolio Manager Ben Kizemchuk: Stop using 20th century investment models in a 21st century market

Ben Kizemchuk, a portfolio manager at Wellington Altus, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of investment strategies. He and Pascal Hugli discuss fiscal dominance as the new economic driver and the vital 'Four F's' framework for understanding market dynamics. Kizemchuk explores the growing importance of fixed supply assets like gold and Bitcoin, while emphasizing the need for investors to adapt to changes propelled by technology and fiscal policies. Unpacking the limitations of traditional models, he inspires a fresh approach to wealth management in today's economy.
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Aug 24, 2025 • 1h 1min

Ben Kizemchuk on fiscal dominance, financial repression, passive flows and fiat currency | S07 E28

Ben Kizemchuk, a seasoned portfolio manager at Wellington Altus Private Wealth, dives deep into macroeconomic trends and the nuances of fiscal policy. He highlights the 'four Fs' concept, explaining how fiscal dominance and financial repression reshape today’s economy. Kizemchuk also explores the effects of automatic contributions to index funds on market dynamics, the evolution of fiat money, and the Cantillon effect's influence on wealth inequality. Furthermore, he reflects on human pattern recognition, offering insights into investment behavior and the complexities of modern finance.

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