Despite more allocators depending on active management to generate returns amid volatility, the numbers continue to show that ...

What prevents investors from committing to a fund? Lack of experience and track record, according to a survey of allocators ...

After trade rifts rocked global markets in the first half of the year, hedge fund investors now have European assets at the ...

The survey — of 160 allocators with roughly $680 billion invested in about 4,300 hedge funds globally — found that the biggest hedge-fund managers in the industry were still gobbling assets ...

Net flows have turned positive for UK fund groups as geopolitical tensions “cool” and the anticipated pause on buying has not ...

Allocators need to band together, whether through mergers or loose partnerships, if they want to lower costs, get access to the best managers, and come up with better investment management ...

In a financial era marked by asymmetry, disruption and sovereign recalibration, the revaluation of logistics has become ...

Across allocators’ lowest risk products, the average weighting to alternatives - ie absolute return funds, hedge funds, multi-asset funds - stands at almost 10.5 per cent.

There is a small number of public companies that serve as vehicles for the great value investors. These great asset allocators include Y, BRK.A/BRK.B, DJCO, FFH, LUK, L, MKL, and WTM. These stocks ...

Interestingly, the number of holdings in AI focused funds has gone down over 2023 - from two to one. Presumably allocators believe this ship has sailed and it is no longer worth trying to get onboard.

Allocators have a great many options when it comes to where they’re investing their dollars, and it comes as no great shock that 70% of that decision is based on investment performance ...