While a lack of volatility may be comforting for many investors, volatility can play an important role in the management of some hedged strategies. David O’Donohue discusses index volatility versus individual stock volatility, and how our team navigates different volatility environments.
Read PostIn our market neutral approach, the work of hedging around a major event begins days, weeks or even months before. The U.S. presidential election provides a case in point.
Read PostPopulism has won, suggests the election of Donald Trump. Health care reform, infrastructure and defense spending and a bond market sell-off are among the likely policy consequences.
Read PostMichael Grant, Sr. Portfolio Manager, considers how investors’ potentially misplaced belief in the economy’s fragility influences valuations and opportunities in the stock market.
Read PostMichael Grant, Sr. Co-Portfolio Manager, takes a look at debt fears, deleveraging, and the implications for equities.
Read PostMichael Grant of our Global Long/Short Team shares his perspective on potential upside in the equity market.
Read PostMichael Grant, Sr. Co-Portfolio Manager, speaks to the recent meaningful upside surprise witnessed across U.S. manufacturing data.
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