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Few corners of the alternative investment world illustrate today’s capital pressures as clearly as the surge in hedge fund secondaries (trading of LP fund interests) and GP-stakes transactions (selling ownership stakes in fund management ...

Style premia investing—often called alternative risk premia or ARP — was built on the promise of simple, repeatable strategies that had delivered returns across decades of market history. Instead of picking stocks or timing markets, these ...

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 ...

Institutional assets are going on-chain at scale. In 2025, the total value of real-world assets (RWAs) recorded on public blockchains is nearing the $20 billion mark. BlackRock’s Ethereum-native tokenized money market fund (ticker: BUIDL) ...

Few portfolios have defined institutional investing as deeply as the classic 60/40 mix—60% equities, 40% bonds. For decades, it delivered on its promise: solid long-term returns, diversification, and simplicity. It became the go-to ...

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 ...

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 ...