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2010, we hardly knew ya! Check out the 10 most-read AllAboutAlpha.com posts from the year of the tiger.
Check out what the social media zeitgeist tweeted about in 2010.
Looking for a way to remember the time before the snow? Check out these choice posts from the fall.
Hedge funds have reclaimed their status as belles of the ball in investors' eyes, according to recent figures from Hedge Fund Research. The question is how long they'll continue to remain in favor.
Yes Virginia, there is hedge fund alpha.
Like having snow tires, hedge fund risk modeling can better predict how a vehicle will perform in terrible weather.
Today, investors once again consider allocating seed capital to emerging managers in the hopes they'll discover the "next big thing." The terms and conditions that come with writing the check, however, have changed.
Private equity investors have been a patient lot, and now that patience may finally begin to pay off.
For institutions, it's easier than it used to be to put money to work in "green" investments. The question is whether they can still earn a decent return doing it.
A recent poll of institutional investors reveals "bullishness" about alternative investments, but also provides some food for thought about emerging managers, liquidity and return chasing.
Yes. You read it right. Regulations that could actually lead to more alpha? Hey, it can happen.
2011 is shaping up to be a good year for asset managers, hedge funds in particular, so long as they tow the party line and offer what investors now demand: transparency, and loads of it.
To thrive in a newly open and transparent world, hedge fund managers need to lose their inhibitions in front of investors, who are demanding more transparency and accountability than ever, according to a recent report.
Death: Uncorrelated with the equity beta - as long as market volatility doesn't give us all heart attacks.
The dream long/short equity fund is one that has a high market "up-capture" with little or no market "down-capture". But how do you find your dream fund when up-capture and down-capture fluctuate all the time? Here's one innovative idea...
