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In a recent episode of our Private Credit Perspectives podcast mini-series, we explored an increasingly relevant—and often misunderstood—corner of the market, namely Net Asset Value (NAV) lending/financing: NAV Financing: Unlocking Value ...

Executive Summary In April 2025, QIS delivered a modest +0.4 % aggregate gain on average, yet dispersion surged: the spread between the best and worst composite exceeded 13 percentage points, the widest in two years. Equity factor models ...

In the 2018-2020 period, value stocks lagged, momentum cracked, and several high-profile style-premia funds bled assets. Yet two decades of live evidence show that some of the best-known premia like the momentum, carry, low-risk and ...

Resonanz Capital today announced the launch of the Resonanz Jazz Multi-Strategy Fund (“Jazz”), an innovative UCITS-compliant Liquid Alternatives solution that blends quantitative investment strategies (QIS) with the expertise of leading ...

In the past decade, traditional long-only portfolios — typically composed of equities and government bonds — have provided reliable diversification benefits due to the generally negative correlation between stocks and bonds. However, since ...

The hype around generative AI (GenAI) in financial services is loud—but for hedge fund allocators and due diligence professionals, the signal is what matters. But for these professionals, it’s critical to understand not just whether a ...

Systematic investing has profoundly reshaped equity and futures markets. From high-frequency trading to long-horizon factor investing, quant models have established themselves as foundational. Yet in corporate credit – a multi-trillion ...

For decades, the public and private markets were distinct arenas. Public markets were all about liquidity, transparency, and daily pricing. Private markets offered access to longer-term, illiquid opportunities in exchange for potentially ...

The Limits of Traditional Diversification For decades, investment portfolios have leaned heavily on the 60/40 equity-bond model, grounded in the assumption that these asset classes offset each other. That model came under serious strain in ...