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Client withdrawals knock assets despite a recovery across other portfolios
AQR among the big names on the rebound as new phase of pandemic shakes up asset markets
Hedge fund founder argues that investors should dip into the bargain bucket
Hedge funds step up bets on further pain for UK asset manager
Quantitative investment group’s biggest public funds hit amid market volatility
Clifford Asness admits funds had ‘painful’ 2018 but rejects criticism of quantitative strategies
Data-driven funds that systematically exploit human weaknesses are disrupting traditional asset management
Ultimate losers will be the savers relying on big investors looking after pensions
The campuses of elite universities are favoured hunting grounds for many investment groups
Hedge fund runs experiments to see if it can find profitable patterns using machine learning
The initial simplicity of the marketing concept is now a complex mess
Public squabbling between major stakeholders is already proving counterproductive
Analysts predict an end to dramatic share price falls for the Scottish fund house
Miles Johnson wonders why AQR’s co-founder can’t fathom the furore over earnings
MSCI has appointed Kathleen Winters as chief financial officer. She joins from Honeywell
Investors regain confidence in Scottish investment manager
‘Top notch’ founder Cliff Asness is a libertarian who loves a nerdy joke
Computer models designed to help investors navigate turbulence are accused of making things worse
Industry says strategy not responsible for summer volatility
The risk parity strategy pioneered by Ray Dalio and driving a $400bn industry faces a stiff test if the Fed raises rates
AQR Capital’s donation underscores quantitative hedge fund’s desire to track new research
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