Joshua Maxey, co-founder, Third Bridge, writes that hedge funds have become highly sophisticated in their use of research and yet face challenges in accessing incisive, differentiated and actionable insights.
2022 was the year which saw a strong theme emerging of the democratisation of private markets for the wealth management, family office and smaller institutional investor.
Louis Hutchings, Investment Analyst, Nedgroup Investments writes that the government bond is an asset synonymous with safety and security, yet actively overlooked and avoided in the years that followed the Great Financial Crisis.
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With a mission to democratise private equity investments, ICG Enterprise Trust’s Head of Private Equity Fund Investments, Oliver Gardey, explains that the firm aims to broaden access to and awareness of private equity.
2022 has been a “year to forget” for some fund managers but given the events of this year, it will be more likely to stick in memories forever.
Dave Nadig, Financial Futurist at VettaFi (yes, he does question that himself in his signature box) is very excited about the new programme for the VettaFi Exchange conference from 5th to 8th February 2023 in the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach.
Erinn R King CFA, Managing Director, Payden & Rygel writes that bond markets have repriced dramatically this year and short duration credit appear to offer a much better risk-reward profile today as a result.
Hedge funds have had a ‘stressful’ 2022 suffering underperformance against the S&P500 and enduring billions of dollars in outflows.
Commenting on its Risk Aversion Index, Kathryn Saklatvala, Head of Investment Content at bfinance says that continuing declines in equity and bond markets have put diversification under a spotlight as the classic 60:40 model portfolio loses a fifth of its value year-to-date.
