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Alternative Thinking

The Illusion of Active Fixed Income Diversification

We examine popular active fixed income categories and find that a persistent overweight to high yield credit explains the majority of fixed-income managers’ active returns. We then discuss some key implications for asset owners.

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Style Bibliography

We have compiled a list of books, journal articles and working papers that were helpful in developing our research around style investing.

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Trend Following

Here is a selected list of books, journal articles and working papers that we found helpful in developing our research around Trend Following strategies.

Alternative Thinking

Challenges of Incorporating Tactical Views

Tactical timing is inherently more difficult than it seems. We explore which types of tactical views may be worth taking.

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Value Investing Bibliography

We have compiled a list of books, journal articles and working papers that were helpful in developing our research around value strategies.

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Momentum Bibliography

We have compiled a list of books, journal articles and working papers that were helpful in developing our research around momentum strategies.

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Carry Bibliography

We have compiled a list of books, journal articles and working papers that were helpful in developing our research around carry investing.

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Defensive Equity Bibliography

We have compiled a list of books, journal articles and working papers that were helpful in developing our research around defensive equity investing.

Alternative Thinking

Strategic Risk Allocation

We believe investors should broadly diversify and risk balance as a starting point to asset allocation, but perhaps then mildly overweight assets with high Sharpe ratios or good diversification benefits if they can identify these.

White Paper

Diversification Revisited

Many investors argue that diversification failed them during the market turmoil of 2007 and 2008. We challenge that line of thinking by examining the performance of different asset allocations through that market downturn.