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We have a team of PhDs who spend their day analyzing investor behavior before, during, and after the trade. We share this data with portfolio managers and traders to help them retain alpha. One of our equity PMs, for example, has been able to reduce trading costs by trading smaller blocks over a longer period to minimize market impact.
We treat dealers as partners, not as enemies. Why is this important? Because dealers can no longer warehouse risk like they used to, so they rely on us for liquidity as much as we rely on them. During periods of market volatility, that is very important.
We don't have proprietary trading, firm positions, or other distractions. We are fiduciaries with a 100% client focus.
All figures are for the Wellington Management Group of companies as at 31 December 2024.
Public REITs at a turning point: Value, growth, and diversification potential
After several years of rate‑driven headwinds and post‑COVID earnings pressure, fundamentals are turning—and we believe the setup for public real estate today is one of the strongest in years.
More from the core: How fundamental extension (140/40) strategies could help
Extension strategies may offer investors more flexibility in portfolio construction, along with potential to achieve greater risk-adjusted returns, thus delivering “more from core” in equity allocations without taking on significantly more tracking risk.
An active management partner for the near and long term
CEO Jean Hynes focuses on key themes driving our evolving capabilities and client collaboration, including AI's transformative potential and new thinking about equity, fixed income, and alternative allocations.
Top of Mind: The allocator’s checklist for 2026 and beyond
Multi-Asset Strategist Adam Berger offers near- and longer-term ideas for allocators, including thoughts on alternatives, potential market surprises, and risk management.
Inflation, volatility, and valuations: 3 reasons hedge funds fit today’s market
Our multi-asset strategists explain why economic and market conditions in the year ahead could make a compelling case for adding hedge funds to the asset allocation mix, including multi-strategy and equity long/short hedge funds.
Are hedge funds the missing ingredient?
Inflation, volatility, and valuations — they all raise questions about portfolio diversification and resilience. Multi-Asset Strategists Nanette Abuhoff Jacobson and Adam Berger explain why multi-strategy and equity long/short hedge funds could provide the answers. They offer insights on adding allocations to a traditional portfolio mix and a recipe for manager selection.
Low tide, sharp eyes: What to pick up
Fixed Income Managers Campe Goodman and Rob Burn share their outlook for credit in 2026 and discuss how investors can reposition for an environment where opportunities are harder to find.
Finding durable value amid shifting currents
Fixed Income Strategist Amar Reganti and Investment Director Marco Giordano explore how to approach bond investing in 2026. They see durable value for investors who can flexibly adjust to the shifting currents ahead.
Investing in 2026: prepare for inflationary growth
Macro Strategists John Butler and Eoin O'Callaghan share their annual macro outlook and discuss likely implications for markets and investors. They outline four potential scenarios graded by level of probability.
Time to diversify your diversifiers with hedge funds?
Christopher Perret highlights potential benefits of adding uncorrelated strategies, such as hedge funds, to portfolios to navigate turbulent markets.
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