CAMRADATA has published a new whitepaper, Absolute Return Investing which considers if the strategy can still generate positive returns for investors as the world moves through the pandemic.
The white paper includes insight from firms including Amundi Asset Management, Artemis, Unigestion, bfinance, Capita, Law Debenture and Local Pensions Partnership who attended a virtual roundtable hosted by CAMRADATA in October.
The report highlights that absolute return investing strategies – which seek to generate positive returns over time regardless of market conditions – should be able to thrive in the current market uncertainty.
However, the absolute return space has recently been hit by some negative press, with one fund closing after around GBP1 billion of outflows, while another firm has been questioned over its own beleaguered strategy.
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