Richard A. Brink, CFA

Richard A. Brink, CFA

Market Strategist—Client Group

17 Years at AB
26 Years of experience

Richard A. Brink is a Senior Vice President and Market Strategist in the Client Group. Previously, he served as a managing director in the Alternatives and Multi-Asset Group. Prior to that role, Brink was a senior portfolio manager in Fixed Income, and before that an investment director for fixed-income investments within the Global Retail Investments Group. Before joining AB in 2004, he was senior product manager at the Dreyfus Corporation, covering both retail and institutional fixed-income offerings. Brink was previously a senior trainer, dealing primarily with the design and delivery of product training to financial advisors and mutual fund sales representatives. He holds a BS in applied mathematics and economics from Stony Brook University, and is a CFA charterholder. Location: New York

Sizing Up the US Government’s Debt Burden
1Q:2023 Capital Markets Outlook Video
3Q:2022 Capital Markets Outlook Video
Deglobalization and the Future of Portfolio Construction
1Q:2022 Capital Markets Outlook Video
Inflation Protection: Weighing Your Options
Investing for Efficient Income in the Time of COVID-19 and Beyond

Investing for Efficient Income in the Time of COVID-19 and Beyond

by Richard Brink, Walt Czaicki, Brian Resnick
Finding income will be a much tougher task for investors in the years ahead, given the likely backdrop of low yields and diminished returns. To be successful, we believe that it’s critical to generate efficient income: maximizing the income produced per each unit of risk.

Asset Allocation, Fixed Income, Invest for Efficient Income, Low-Yield Environment


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Do US Elections Matter for Equity Investors?
What Impact Will the US Election Have on Markets?
3Q:2020 Capital Markets Outlook Broadcast

3Q:2020 Capital Markets Outlook Broadcast

by Richard Brink
Governments across the globe worked to offset pressures created by the novel coronavirus during the quarter. While the massive government response has been successful so far, the critical question remains – Will the response be long enough and strong enough to bridge to the other side of the virus?

Economics


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Choosing Better Investing Ingredients for a Turn in the Cycle
The Late, Late Cycle: Preparing for a World of Lower Returns
Volatility Is Back—And That’s a Good Thing for Active Management

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