Academics Say Momentum Factor Is ‘Much Weaker’ Than You Think “Returns to momentum strategies may, to a large extent, be a compensation for risk,” according to German researchers. Amy Whyte October 23, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Dimensional Finds ‘Little Evidence’ Emissions Are Linked to Expected Returns Christine Idzelis October 22, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Hedge Funds Get First Quarterly Inflows in More Than Two Years Christine Idzelis October 21, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Inside a Young Hedge Fund’s Dramatic Breakout Year Julie Segal October 21, 2020
Sponsored A Bitter Brew of Alleged Massive Fraud Sponsored by Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check September 16, 2020
What Famed Economist Robert Shiller Sees in ‘Vexing’ Stock Market Rebound Is the equity market recovery during the pandemic justified? Christine Idzelis October 20, 2020
The Damning Data on Institutional Mistakes Too many managers, uncompensated risks, and cancelled-out bets are all too common, a multi-year analysis of major portfolios found. Julie Segal October 20, 2020
When Hedge Funds Lock Up Investor Money, the Whole Market Benefits Research shows that strict hedge fund redemption policies lead to lower market volatility. Alicia McElhaney October 20, 2020
Sponsored A Case of Not Keeping One’s Word Goldman Sachs said it would avoid conflicts of interest, but investors and the courts say they did the opposite. Sponsored by Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check September 16, 2020
Large Managers Get the Money, but Small Managers Provide the Performance Small hedge funds are beating their larger brethren by a record margin, according to PivotalPath. Julie Segal October 15, 2020
History Suggests Distressed Debt Funds Raised This Year Will Outperform Distressed funds raised during the dot-com bust and 2008 financial crisis have delivered the highest returns this century, according to Preqin. Amy Whyte October 15, 2020
Diversification Into Alts Has ‘Failed’ Complex portfolios filled with everything from real estate to private equity are no better than a simple mix of stocks and bonds, according to new research from Richard Ennis. Julie Segal October 13, 2020
Investors Once Feared a ‘Blue Wave’. Now, They Fear Something Else. Christine Idzelis October 12, 2020
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