New factor on the block: Research suggests you don’t need alternative investments to get an “illiquidity premium”
| Aug 2nd, 2010 | Filed under: Academic Research, CAPM / Alpha Theory, Today's Post | By: Alpha Male |
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AllAboutAlpha.com was in Chicago last week moderating a panel at a conference on alternative investments hosted by Financial Advisor Magazine. Most conferences on the hedge fund/alternative investment circuit are designed for institutional investors and hedge fund industry players. With a focus on registered investment advisers, however, this one was a little different. As alternative investments continue their migration to the mainstream, this will surely become an increasingly important market for the hedge fund community.
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