Metlife's Goulart on M&A, Market Trends

The video discusses MetLife's approach to managing third party money, focusing on private assets and acquisitions. It highlights the cyclical nature of valuations and the importance of long-term investment strategies. The company targets acquisitions in institutional fixed income and real estate, while being cautious about market risks, particularly in the triple B market and bank loans. The video emphasizes avoiding companies with high leverage from M&A activities.

What is the current amount of third-party money mentioned in the text?

What areas is the company considering for future acquisitions?

What concerns does the speaker have regarding the lower end of the triple B market?

How has the bank loan market changed since the financial crisis according to the text?

What specific risks are associated with companies involved in M&A activity in the triple B category?