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A Fresh Look at Multi-Strategy Alternatives

In this short piece, we review the case for multi-strategy alternatives, explaining why liquid, diversifying alternative strategies may have a decisive role to play in the tougher investment environment ahead.

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Do DGFs Diversify?

Aggressive diversification across a broad range of intuitive, empirically-tested return sources may benefit investors seeking returns that has the added potential of being diversifying to the rest of their portfolios.

Alternative Thinking

Good Strategies for Tough Times

Following recent losses across global equities and concern about downside risk, we take a look at the performance of different investments during the worst quarters in recent decades for stock and bond markets.

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A Better Approach to Alternative Investing

The goal of a portfolio is to maximise risk-adjusted return. Adding alternative investments to a traditional portfolio is a way to potentially do this, reducing downside risk while maintaining or even increasing the portfolio's expected return.

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.

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Building a Better Alternatives Portfolio

Alternative strategies are valuable tools for potentially enhancing portfolio returns and are becoming widely accessible in mutual funds. We delve into alternatives and discuss why we beleive multistrategy alternatives should be at the core of an alternatives allocation.

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Building a Better Alternatives Portfolio (European Version)

Alternative strategies are valuable tools for potentially enhancing portfolio returns and are becoming widely accessible. We delve into alternatives and discuss why we believe multistrategy alternatives should be at the core of an alternatives allocation.