Multi Asset Boutique

Traditional volatility models often lag real market shifts, leaving portfolios vulnerable. Our new Quanta Byte introduces State-dependent Risk (SDR) - a dynamic approach that adapts faster to evolving conditions. By leveraging historical patterns and similarity measures, SDR more accurately forecasts volatility, helping investors navigate risk and protect their ascent.

Factor investing has long explained market behavior, but its flaws—timing dependencies, rigid linearity, and backward-looking assumptions—limit predictive power. Can AI overcome these? This Expl(AI)ning episode dissects factor evolution, their pitfalls, and how machine learning enables dynamic models. Dive into quantitative investing’s future.

AI has dominated games like chess and Go, but the markets are far more complex. In our latest Expl(AI)ning article, we explore why investing’s complexity remains unmatched, where AI stands today, and what’s next for finance.

What lies ahead for investors with a Trump-led government? From tax policies to trade, the Multi Asset Boutique dives into market reactions and potential economic impacts.

Gain an intuition on how complex AI architectures actually work. You will see that one model cannot fit all kinds of data. The key to solving problems with AI and surpassing mathematical challenges is to use the right model and the appropriate, high-quality data.

Explore the fascinating parallels between biological intelligence and artificial neural networks. This article dives into how AI mimics the brain’s neuron structures to solve complex problems, revealing the power of neural networks and their potential to reshape our understanding of intelligence and decision-making.

In this three-article series, we revisit covered call strategies. In this third article, we give a glimpse into our investment capabilities and provide readers with details on how to potentially capitalize on the opportunity.

In this three-article series, we revisit covered call strategies. In this second article, we argue why covered calls offer a compelling way to play equities in the new decade (the “Why”).

In this three-article series, we revisit covered call strategies. In this first article, we introduce the basic workings – the “what” – of covered calls.

Quality companies can keep pace with bull markets due to above-average profitability and consistent growth prospects. In bear markets, investors flock to quality companies as their stable earnings and strong balance sheets can minimize drawdowns. While now may be the time for quality, this style can perform well in different market regimes.

With its most recent escalation, the Israel-Hamas conflict now threatens to spread and become a broader conflict in the region.

Japan’s economic success story after World War II was like a phoenix rising from the ashes. But it didn’t last, resulting in the “Lost Decade” and China subsequently taking its place as the world’s second-largest economy. Comparing the Japan of yesteryear with today’s China raises the question whether China could soon face a similar fate.