Alternative Investing
December 11, 2023
In our latest Quick Take, we make the case for trend following in alternative markets and show how alternative trend following can complement a private assets allocation.
Alternative Investing
June 16, 2023
This Quick Take on diversifying alternatives tackles the question of what investors should expect from their diversifiers. In other words, how should something that’s supposed to behave differently than traditional asset classes actually behave?
Trend Following
Q1 2023
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Portfolio Solutions Group
What is alternative trend following? We summarize what a trend following approach is, how it can be applied to alternative markets, and why alternative trend following approaches have historically outperformed during difficult periods for traditional asset classes.
Equities
April 10, 2023
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Portfolio Solutions Group
Hear our quick take on emerging equities, where we’ll cover why – and why now – investors should consider re-visiting their allocations to this asset class.
Trend Following
Q1 2023
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Portfolio Solutions Group
Watch a Quick Take on our Portfolio Solutions Group’s top three investment ideas for 2023.
Asset Allocation
January 27, 2023
Hear from Pete Hecht and Thomas Maloney as they provide short soundbytes based on our Q1 2023 Capital Market Assumptions for Major Asset Classes
November 23, 2022
Hear from Principal and Co-Head of Macro Strategies, Yao Hua Ooi, on how trend following strategies are a potentially valuable source of diversifying returns.
Portfolio Construction
September 9, 2022
Hear from AQR's Portfolio Solutions Group on the the prospects for stock and bond markets, the impact of macroeconomic risks on a range of investments, and the use of diversifying investments to fortify portfolios.
Quick Takes
June 27, 2022
AQR Principal and Global Co-Head of Portfolio Solutions Group, Dan Villalon, explains why the next one may disappoint—and what investors’ main options are to meet their return goals.
Portfolio Construction
Q2 2022
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Portfolio Solutions Group
For the past two decades, the stock/bond correlation (SBC) has been consistently negative, and investors have been able to rely on their bond investments for portfolio protection when equities sell off. However, macroeconomic changes – like heightened inflation risk – could push this key asset allocation input into positive territory.