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Beliefs, Not Empirical Evidence, Have Driven the Boom in Alternatives, According to New Academic Research

U.S. pensions put 30 percent of their portfolios in alternatives in 2021, up from 9 percent 20 years earlier.

Younger Gulf Dynasties Are Reinventing the Family Office

A new generation in Saudi Arabia and Qatar is breaking from tradition—building agile, globally minded investment firms that could become a powerful force in global capital markets.

Private Equity Firms Could Face More Litigation as They Push into Retail 

TAMU’s William Magnuson and Oxford’s Ludovic Phalippou argue that misleading metrics and opaque fees pose “significant litigation risks when ordinary investors enter the picture.”

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