This content is from: Portfolio Markets Haven’t Moved in Lockstep Like This Since the Financial Crisis The correlations between everything from equity sector funds to credit and distressed debt are at record highs, according to new research. By Julie Segal February 24, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio VC Funds Face Bigger Risk Than in Financial Crisis Older VC funds may be more heavily impaired in the coronavirus pandemic than during the 2008 crisis, according to PitchBook. By Christine Idzelis April 28, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio History Shows Post-Crisis Buyout Deals Outperform — And Co-investments Perform Best Co-investments made after a financial crisis delivered higher returns even before accounting for lower fees, according to Capital Dynamics research. By Amy Whyte February 25, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Leveraged ETFs Held Up ‘Very Well’ During Coronavirus Crisis A researcher at Columbia says a portfolio of leveraged ETFs can handle stock market drops — and provides an attractive alternative to a traditional 60-40 allocation to stocks and bonds. By Christine Idzelis January 22, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Secondaries Funds Launched During Crises Have Outperformed Secondaries funds raised during the 2008 financial crisis and European debt crisis beat regular private equity funds, according to Preqin. By Amy Whyte September 22, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio For Family Offices, Private Equity Became Collateral for Cash in the Coronavirus Crisis Ultra-wealthy families used their increased allocations to private equity to obtain loans in the crisis, according to UBS Group. By Christine Idzelis May 29, 2020
