This content is from: Portfolio Leverage Is Used to Juice Returns — But Research Shows It Undercuts Performance Instead Citing the fall ofArchegos Capital Management as one example, the paper concludes that the majority of investors “pay for leverage.” By Alicia McElhaney June 02, 2021
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Sponsored The Opportunity in Private Real Assets New analysis shows their uncorrelated exposure helps diversify portfolios and adds potential for advanced risk-adjusted returns. Sponsored by Nuveen June 02, 2021
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