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Research shows that replication, rather than investments in single manager hedge funds, may make sense for most allocators, writes Andrew Beer.
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AllianceBernstein’s Black Book is just the latest offering from an industry that refuses to embrace truly transformative ideas, our columnist argues.
Investments are not the most obvious target of image-generating AI, but, as WorldQuant’s Igor Tulchinsky writes, early-stage technologies like GPT-4 should be approached with radical openness.
Arbitrary definitions are limiting your investment options, our columnist argues.
Research suggests a fascinating link between the physical world and how investors price stocks.
William Kelly, CEO of CAIA Association — which offers an alternatives investments credential — writes that better and more transparent client outcomes will remain his association’s north star.
A former continuation-fund skeptic concedes that GP-led secondaries might be worth a second look.
A regulatory sweep could be exactly what the industry needs to finally be legitimized. (Part of the crypto column series.)
