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Regime-based allocation: what it actually delivers Regime-based allocation (RBA) is often pitched as a way to navigate markets without making forecasts. The promise sounds simple: don’t waste energy forecasting returns; just identify what ...

The most sophisticated trading firms in the world built their reputations on precision, discipline, and managing risk down to the millisecond. So when India's securities regulator freezes over half a billion dollars and accuses one of ...

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Michael Bull as Senior Advisor to Resonanz Capital. With over 35 years of experience in global markets, macroeconomics, quantitative strategies, derivatives, and multi-asset portfolio ...

In our previous post—Hedge Fund Crystal Ball: Can We Really Predict Future Performance?—we looked at the usual suspects investors reach for when trying to forecast hedge fund returns. One term that kept popping up—and that deserves a ...

Bank-sponsored Quantitative Investment Strategies (QIS) are increasingly prominent in institutional portfolios. Whether designed to capture style premia, replicate hedge fund strategies within UCITS structures, or offer tailored overlays, ...

When we evaluate past performance, we’re doing more than flipping through history. We’re trying to answer: how likely is it that this return pattern reflects genuine skill—rather than luck or beta exposure? This is where statistics becomes ...

Once upon a time, alpha was everywhere It appeared in small caps, unloved cyclicals, illiquid bonds, or mispriced convertibles. A sharp analyst and a contrarian view could go a long way. Active managers charged premium fees for uncovering ...

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 ...

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 ...