This content is from: Portfolio Here’s What Hedge Funds Should Really Be Worried About Allocators are increasing their exposure to alternatives — but instead of making direct investments, they’re opting for cheaper ETFs. By Julie Segal November 04, 2019
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This content is from: Portfolio Why Asset Managers Won’t Like Morningstar’s Ratings Changes The firm’s own analysis finds that almost half of all funds will get a new rating — in many cases, a lower one — once it enacts its new methodology. By Julie Segal September 04, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Hedge Funds Snap Up U.S. Equities as Other Investors Bail Pensions unloaded stocks across eight sectors last week, bailing on health-care shares as hedge funds continued scooping them up, according to Bank of America. By Christine Idzelis March 12, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Morning Brief: Bridgewater Cuts Bet on Emerging Markets During the first quarter, the macro investor reduced its bet on two exchange-traded funds that specialize in emerging markets by more than $1.3 billion. By Stephen Taub May 17, 2018
This content is from: Video Chartist: Pensions Hot for ETFs Retirement plans are starting to swap out bonds for exchange-traded funds. By Amy Whyte March 16, 2018
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