June 2020 | Mahmood Noorani - Quant Insight
As a result of the pandemic, it is clear that we will we be entering a new investment landscape. Global investors have had a common enemy in COVID-19, and being equipped with the correct tools for the future, to sustain risk adjusted returns, maintain performance, identifying the ever changing macro regimes and getting full clarity on the key influencers of asset prices, are vital.
April 2020 | Mahmood Noorani - Quant Insight
COVID-19 has been a major macroeconomic shock for the world. As a result, we have seen very large moves in inflation expectations, real GDP growth, credit spreads and energy prices across regions. These shifts in “macro factors” have deeply impacted all asset classes.
January 2019 | Bo Wei Tang, FlexFunds
Securitisation is the issuance of tradable financial instruments backed by a single asset or a group of assets. Through securitisation, assets receive an additional layer of accessibility in the financial markets, allowing for the funding of an investment strategy, or for financing based on an organisation’s creditworthiness, cash flow and/or collateral. The result of securitisation is a tradable financial instrument that can be purchased globally through brokerage accounts.
October 2018 | Alain Groshens, SystematicEdge
A key component of a robust systematic investment process to enhance risk adjusted returns.
September 2018 | Molly McVeigh, FlexFunds
Securitisation is the issuance of tradable financial instruments backed by one or a group of assets. Through securitisation, assets receive an additional layer of accessibility in the financial markets, allowing for the funding of an investment strategy, or for financing based on creditworthiness, cash flows, and/or collateral of an organisation. The result of securitisation is a tradable financial instrument that can be purchased globally through brokerage accounts.