This content is from: Portfolio Hedge Funds Gravitate Toward Greece “Retail growth has been one of the biggest surprises,” says the founder of hedge fund firm Orasis Capital. By Bailey McCann February 15, 2017
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Sponsored “What If …?”—Shocks from Demographics The investment experts at Franklin Templeton spend a lot of time speaking to chief investment officers about “What if . . .?” That is, the most beneficial discussions come from exploring the implications of what might happen – not guessing the future – and being prepared for those risks. Sponsored by Franklin Templeton September 23, 2019
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This content is from: Culture AQR’s Cliff Asness Told You Bad Times Were Coming “Mostly it’s a tale of woe for our equity strategies,” he writes, asking clients to persevere through AQR’s rough patch. By Christine Idzelis July 02, 2019
This content is from: Culture Ray Dalio: ‘I Think We’re Going to Try to Kill Each Other’ Wealth inequality is freaking out the hedge fund billionaires. By Amanda Cantrell November 05, 2019
Sponsored Who’s on Your Equities Watch List? And, more importantly, how might they fit and function in your overall portfolio? This PM and his team relentlessly search for the answers. Sponsored by Mackenzie Investments April 01, 2020
