Money Managers Return to a Levered Trade That Went Bust in 2008

Premialab was featured again in Bloomberg News’ latest article - Money Managers Return to a Levered Trade That Went Bust in 2008 - on the rise of portable alpha strategies.

“A number of our clients have recently implemented such strategies,” said Adrien Geliot, CEO of Premialab, which tracks QIS offerings across 18 banks. “It allows for precise, systematic exposure management and the flexibility to integrate various strategies to achieve a desired risk-return profile.”

Investor interest in portable alpha has surged, with adoption more than doubling over the past year. As banks package these trades within Quantitative Investment Strategies (QIS), transparency and systematic exposure management are becoming increasingly central.

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