The growth of the private debt market has been nothing short of phenomenal over the last decade as it matches the needs of yield-seeking institutional investors and companies looking for capital to grow.
The use of hedge fund managed accounts is rising as investors increasingly seek to reduce fees, improve transparency and gain control over their investments.
The growth of the private debt market has been nothing short of phenomenal over the last decade as it matches the needs of yield-seeking institutional investors and companies looking for capital to grow.
As investors seek long-term, stable yields from assets that are vital to economic growth, fund managers need to be doing far more to improve transparency and reporting.
Investors’ appetite for alternatives is growing — but so are their demands for transparency and lower fees. How can fund managers deliver while holding down costs?
Artificial Intelligence, or “AI”, has featured heavily in industry innovation headlines for some time. Yet for all the excitement and promise, the uptake in the hedge fund industry has been limited – until recently.
This whitepaper explores advisor interest in alternative investments that goes beyond the rising correlation between equities and fixed income investments.
In our recent study, in association with FT Remark, we surveyed 450 institutional investors and investment managers about their alternative asset allocations.