With global debt at extreme levels and interest rates bottoming out, Patrick Roos looks at how a risk parity portfolio can be best managed in the current environment
Risk parity and linear risk management – massive problems around the corner?
Maintaining constant risk rather than constant asset allocation
Pension funds must index more of their assets and concentrate their efforts on active management of market risks
Avoiding a dilution of returns in private markets
Understanding the underlying sources of private equity returns can help close the gap between expectations and reality, writes Richard Tyszkiewicz
Independent due diligence for hedge funds
Laven Partners’ Jerome Lussan examines the strenuous art of operational due diligence and why there are no shortcuts to avoiding fraud and abuse
How to bring an end to vicious Swedish regulatory cycle
Regulation should look at the probability of meeting future cash flows to stop Swedish life companies being forced to sell risky assets in falling markets
Allocating tail risk for increased returns
An enhanced tail-risk approach can help investors to identify hotspots and safe spots, write Boryana Racheva-Iotova and Ivan Mitov
Avoiding undesirable outcomes of market-cap indices
Fidelity’s Duncan Squire explains why the interest in alternative weighting schemes raises a wider debate about the value of benchmark anchoring
Stable equities: Beating the equity market over time with less risk
While many investors are relying on cash or government bonds to withstand the financial turmoil, low volatility stocks may be the way forward
Improving foresight with better ESG integration
ICGN's Kerrie Waring explains how a recent EC initiative will help investors better integrate ESG information into investment decision
Exploiting the sovereign ceiling rule
Emerging market private debt offers investors attractive opportunities as borrowers in emerging markets continue to pay a significant premium
