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Kishan Gangadia

Kishan Gangadia

Vice President, MSCI Research

Kishan Gangadia leads MSCI’s sustainability-fund research, focusing on sustainable finance research, and undertakes climate-related fund analysis. Before joining MSCI, he co-managed multi-asset investment portfolios at London Wall Partners, overseeing asset allocation and fund selection. Kishan also brings extensive experience from UBS, where he held structuring and investment research roles across the investment bank and the chief investment office for wealth management. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from University College London (UCL) and is a CFA® charterholder.

Research and Insights

Articles by Daniel F. Molnar

    What Would the SEC’s Liquidity Proposal Mean for Equity Funds?

     5 mins read Blog | Jan 27, 2023 | Daniel F. Molnar, Laszlo Hollo

    The SEC recently proposed amendments to the liquidity classification of open-end investment funds, aimed at standardizing reporting practices. But under the proposed approach, many large equity funds could exceed regulatory limits.

    SEC Liquidity Proposal: A Better Warning Signal?

     2 mins read Quick Take | Dec 5, 2022 | Laszlo Hollo, Daniel F. Molnar

    The Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposed liquidity-rule amendments aim to better prepare open-end investment funds for stressed conditions. But could the plan also produce unintended, counterintuitive results during volatile periods?

    Chinese High-Yield Corporate Bonds Under Pressure

     4 mins read Blog | Jun 30, 2022 | Daniel F. Molnar

    Bonds from Chinese property developers have come under severe distress, and the latest wave of COVID-19 lockdowns have had a heavy impact on China’s economy. How has the country’s corporate-bond market responded?

    After Evergrande: Bond Liquidity of Chinese Property Developers

     4 mins read Blog | Nov 17, 2021 | Daniel F. Molnar

    Evergrande, one of China’s largest and most indebted property developers, had a recent close brush with bankruptcy that generated considerable concern among global bond investors. In this time of distress, how has market liquidity responded?