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The investment landscape is evolving quickly. But even in times of change, investors can uncover appealing long-term opportunities. As part of PGIM's 2025 Best Ideas report, we collected real-world examples from our affiliates to illustrate how PGIM works with investors to create tailored portfolio solutions. Access the case studies here: https://on.pru/4gRcape

95% of plan sponsors surveyed agree—retirement solutions are essential. Our 2025 DC Plan Sponsor Landscape Survey reveals that 95% of plan sponsors believe participants need access to tools to help them save for retirement, while 88% agree that personalized advice can improve retirement outcomes. Explore more findings and insights on how personalization can transform DC plans here: https://on.pru/3XQfOZP

Each year, PGIM brings together leaders from across our business for a day of strategy discussions to exchange ideas and viewpoints, aimed at positioning the organization for future growth. At this year's Pinnacle event, I sat down for a fireside chat with Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential historian and biographer Jon Meacham, who spoke candidly to our leaders about this moment in history.   My first question to him was about the period of history that has the most interesting parallels to our current political climate and what can be learned from this. His response: The 1920s. He pointed out a decade defined by dramatic demographic shifts, disruptive technological advancements, and the rise of isolationist policies. Jon also highlighted that change in one direction often leads to powerful political counter reactions—in this case, a political response that led to the remaking of political parties and ultimately to the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt.    We covered a great deal more on leadership of various presidents, and the enduring power, but fragility, of American democracy. Thank you to Jon for an encyclopedic knowledge of history and wonderful narrative skills that underscore for us the most important points for our times.

PGIM Multi-Asset Solutions partnered with a large pension plan to understand their liquidity needs and risk tolerances to build an opportunistic credit portfolio. Read more about their process and solution in PGIM’s 2025 Best Ideas case studies here: https://on.pru/3R3Y7Ch

Join us on March 18 at 8:20 AM PT at CAIA Association ALTSLA as PGIM Investments' Laurie Chan, CFP®, CAIA, PGIM Private Capital's Dianna Carr-Coletta, and PGIM Real Estate's Caitlin O’Connor uncover alpha in evolving markets. More details: https://on.pru/4ikUNyG

Although U.S. headline inflation has moderated since peaking in mid-2022, core inflation has proven sticky, with service price increases having yet to fully retreat. Explore how investors should be thinking about inflation risk and their real asset allocations going forward in the latest portfolio research from PGIM. Read more: https://on.pru/3Fig1i9

Access the PGIM Quantitative Solutions case study where they efficiently transitioned their European-based client’s legacy portfolio by balancing risk, return, and ESG objectives within strict cost constraints. Read PGIM’s 2025 Best Ideas Case Studies here: https://on.pru/4ihf0W2

President Trump’s economic agenda and cabinet picks carry a broad set of investment implications. What can investors expect as the Trump administration’s policies on tariffs, taxes, and regulatory reform take shape? PGIM experts and former SEC Commissioner Mike Piwowar discuss the outlook for US policy and the global economy. Watch the webinar here: https://on.pru/4bINKxh

Each International Women's Day (IWD), we honor the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world. I am celebrating the women who inspire me – from the past and present – and in my professional and personal life, which include: • Sancia Dalley, Natalie Gill, Susan Gardner, and Ann Lorbes, my incredible team members at PGIM – These women inspire me every day by helping to shape the inclusive culture we foster here at PGIM. • Patricia Westgate Sayko, my mother – My mom put my dad through law school while raising three young kids and went on to touch the lives of a generation of kids, teaching 1st grade for nearly 40 years. • Gwenllian, the warrior princess of Wales – As a genealogist, my mom traced our heritage back to Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd, so I heard a lot about her growing up and was inspired by her fierce leadership and bravery! • Franke Bell, my first swim coach – Franke coached the swim team at my local Y in North Carolina, and through her ability to develop talent, she eventually coached in the Olympics. She was the first woman inducted into the Swim Coaches Hall of Fame and was famous for saying, "Don't try to fit in when you were born to standout." From breaking barriers in leadership, to driving innovation, women everywhere are creating lasting impacts and paving the way for future generations. Let’s continue to challenge the status quo, uplift one another, and create inclusive environments where talent can flourish. Cheers to strong women – may we know them, may we be them, and may we raise them! #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction

On International Women's Day (IWD), I celebrate the brilliant women who are pushing boundaries and inspiring change and innovation within the asset management industry and the world in which we live. To celebrate this year's IWD theme of accelerate action, I will continue creating pathways for growth and empowering women to reimagine the art of the possible. Here's to celebrating the achievements and contributions women make – and will continue to make – and working towards a world where everyone can thrive! #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction