Dr. Qian Wang is Chief Economist for Asia-Pacific and Global Head of Capital Market Research at  Vanguard, where she leads research on the global economy and capital markets and contributes to the firm’s asset allocation and portfolio construction frameworks. 
 
Prior to joining Vanguard, Dr. Wang held senior investment and research roles at J.P. Morgan and a sovereign wealth fund. She holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Stanford University and is widely recognized for her expertise in global macroeconomics, international markets, and long-term investment trends.

A sought-after speaker and thought leader, Dr. Wang is regularly featured in leading financial media outlets including Bloomberg, CNBC, Reuters, and The Wall Street Journal, where she provides commentary on economic developments, market trends, and the implications for investors. Her research has been published in both leading academic and practitioner journals, making her one of the most respected voices in the investment industry today. 

Daniel Shaykevich is a principal and senior portfolio manager in Vanguard Active Taxable Fixed Income Group. In addition to his role as a lead portfolio manager for Vanguard's award-winning emerging market bond funds, he is also a portfolio manager on Vanguard's active multi-sector and credit funds and the head of Multi-Sector Strategy on Vanguard’s Active Taxable Strategy Committee. During his time at Vanguard, Mr. Shaykevich has been instrumental in updating and expanding Vanguard's active taxable fund lineup complementing the firm’s well-known index offerings.

Prior to joining Vanguard, Mr. Shaykevich was a portfolio manager at BlackRock, managing emerging market debt in dedicated, cross-over, and levered strategies, having initially worked several years as a risk manager focusing on fixed income hedge funds and other alternative strategies. Informed by his alternatives and risk management backgrounds, he has developed and applied an investment style focused on maximizing relative value opportunities while managing downside tail risk.

Mr. Shaykevich earned a B.S. in computer science and economics from Carnegie Mellon University