AllAboutAlpha
Counterparty Risk
By William J. Kelly, CAIA, Founder & Managing Member, Educational Alpha LLC
What is "ESG" Now?
By Anikka Villegas, Senior Fund Strategies & Sustainable Investing Analyst, PitchBook
& Hilary Wiek, CFA, CAIA, Senior Strategist, PitchBook
Top Hedge Fund Industry Trends for 2025
By Donald A. Steinbrugge, CFA, Founder & CEO, Agecroft Partners
A Quick Pour from Capital Decanted: The Urgent Rebuild - Distributing Private Capital to Wealth Clients
By Claire Sawyer, Associate Director of Content Development, CAIA Association
Life moves fast, and we know you can’t catch every episode of Capital Decanted. That’s why we’ve pulled the top takeaways from Episode 4: The Urgent Rebuild - Distributing Private Capital to Wealth Clients.
Tokenization of Private Assets: Unlocking Liquidity, Transparency, & Access in the Modern Investment Landscape
By Tommaso Cervellati, CAIA, Blockchain Specialist, State Street Bank
Introduction
From Vision to Action: CAIA's CEO on Shaping Tomorrow's Industry
By John L. Bowman, CEO, CAIA Association
Young Money: Quantifying the Private Wealth Management Opportunity
By Aaron Filbeck, CAIA, CFA, CFP®, CIPM, FDP
Managing Director, Global Content Strategy, CAIA Association
“25 Sitting on 25 Mill”
The Evergreen Evolution
By Zane Carmean, CFA, CAIA, Lead Research Analyst, Quantitative and Fund Research, PitchBook & Emily Zheng, Senior Research Analyst, Venture Capital, PitchBook
Introduction[1]
Just Eat the Marshmallow: Why Wait When Value is Already on the Table?
By Shaul Rosten, Analyst, Redwheel
A Quick Pour from Capital Decanted: Will Artificial Intelligence Replace the Investment Professional?
By Claire Sawyer, Associate Director of Content Development, CAIA Association
The Duration Makeover of Private Market Performance Measurement
By Massimiliano Saccone, CFA, Founder & CEO, XTAL Strategies
For many years, the definition of private market performance seemed inevitably reduced to hazardous time-weighting approximations. The calculation hurdle of the presence of interim cash flows looked insurmountable, so much so that, in the private markets, it became perfectly acceptable to neglect the basic rules of performance analysis and comparison.
