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Hedge Fund returns are often highly serially correlated mainly due to illiquidity exposures given that investments in such securities tend to be inactively traded and associated market prices are not always readily available. Following that, observed returns of such alternative investments tend...
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The phrase long-term investing in triple leveraged ETFs is somewhat of an anathema for investment academicians. As a result of daily rebalancing and so-called beta slippage or “the constant leverage trap” it is highly likely over the long term to significantly deviate from the targeted...
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GLOBAL FINANCE LIQUIDITY RISK REVISITED: JP Morgan Alternative Assets Portfolio Liquidity Assessment Framework & Models: $500 Billion Fund of Funds: 17 Asset ClassesPresentations atJP Morgan World HQ, 270 Park Ave, Manhattan, NY, USAToJP Morgan Global Head of Quant Research & Analytics, JP...
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Monthly return distributions of many private equity and hedge funds indices exhibit a set of distinctive statistical properties; such as skewness, fat-tails, and first-order serial correlation; and if these are ignored then the calculation of risk-return performance measures, asset allocation or...
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The method previously devised to harvest most of the potential gain in bull markets while avoiding most of the pain in bear markets is improved to provide greater accuracy and minimize whipsaw trading that can occur in some cases. The basic method focuses on a buy-the-market and hold strategy...
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This report is a brief of the actual research and discusses two ways of asset allocation in Hedge Funds to generate alpha over the fund of hedge funds. The fund of hedge funds have fallen out of favour for investors seeking alternative investments as they have lagged the general market returns....
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Professional asset allocators frequently report positive alphas, and the generation of alpha is widely discussed in the context of asset allocation. This paper demonstrates that two-fund asset allocation strategies contain a positive-alpha bias and derives an expression for the alpha of an asset...
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Quantitative research analysts (Quants) produce in-depth quantitative and econometric modeling of market anomalies to assist sell-side analysts and institutional clients with stock selection strategies. Quants are associated with more efficient analyst forecasting behavior on anomaly predictors...
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In this study we use a comprehensive database of mutual funds and study performance persistence across different styles, regions, and asset classes. While we find strong evidence of performance persistence for some markets, there is weak or no evidence for other markets. Contrary to popular...
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A common misconception in finance is that investors who believe in an efficient market will not invest with an active fund manager. In this paper I develop a model of active money management in which both the investor and the fund manager believe that the market is efficient and that all assets...
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