Alternatives
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Alternatives: the benefits of non-correlated alpha
In a challenging year for stocks and bonds, alternative strategies have offered benefits of non-correlated alpha.
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A bright spot on a bleak horizon: alternatives offer some respite in tough markets
Alternatives have been a bright spot on a bleak horizon in 2022. We explore macro factors that have helped drive returns.
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Understanding the role of risk-off factors in absolute return
An absolute return investment strategy has to balance a wide range of investment risks. We take a look at how some risk factors can act as a counterweight to volatility and potentially drive positive returns.
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The merits of a diversified alternatives approach
A diversified alternatives approach has merit for an all-weather approach to diversification.
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Macro strategies: providing valuable diversification in a challenging market environment
Investors looking for diversification within portfolios as well as the potential for non-correlated returns may find macro trading strategies a compelling investment proposition.
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Rethinking growth: where long/short directional strategies fit in
Investors and asset allocators are taking a fresh look at how and where they're accessing growth. Dispersion in the financials sector could offer unique investment opportunities.
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Power move: why electric utilities may be the key to the energy transition
As the world consumes more electricity from renewable energy sources, the global power grid will need to be modernized. While renewables such as wind and solar have attracted much attention, electric utilities may offer more upside today.
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Sector dispersion creates opportunities for long/short equity funds
Long/short equity funds may be able to take advantage of coronavirus-driven sector dispersion and related market trends.
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The case for long/short equity funds as volatility rises
In this volatile and uncertain market, investors are looking to long/short funds as a way to potentially limit downside exposure and provide diversification.
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Trading places: favoring defensive equity when bond yields go too low
While defensive equity may strike some as an oxymoron, the phrase isn’t as absurd as it sounds in an age of government bonds that yield little—or less. Learn more.
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