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Why care about style?
The manner in which investment managers go about running their portfolios affects everything from risk to return, as investors should be aware
Efficient reflection of alternative performance
Indices are such a simple concept, but investors appreciate the accuracy of a benchmark that represents the many changing variables in the hedge fund environment
When pragmatism goes against common views
Active, passive, or enhanced indexing? Each investor has his own preference, but a pragmatic analysis leads to conclusions that sometimes go against the consensus
Buying a style for all seasons
A thorough knowledge of the company being valued is essential for this investment philosophy to work
Searching for new underlying strategies
Returns are still good, despite concern over fast expansion of the asset class
A mere cyclical lowpoint
Better days are just about due, if, as John Godden writes, drawdown history can once again repeat itself
Going for volatility – or for patience
Two investment approaches are pitted against each other: one is based on a discretionary style requiring market opinion, and the second is more systematic
Manufacturers pin hopes on high alpha
Although hedge funds offer manufacturers a lucrative revenue stream, not everyone agrees they should be treated as a separate asset class
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