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Investors turn to costly ‘all weather’ hedging strategies

Geopolitical and technology risks spur demand for multi-strategy QIS tail hedges

When Bank of America joined forces with BNY Investments Newton to launch a complex, dynamic, high-cost tail hedging strategy in late 2024, some in the market scoffed.

Hedging strategies, after all, are meant to be cheap and simple.

A fund based on a similar product rolled out by BNP Paribas and Aberdeen Standard Investments in 2018, called Global Risk Mitigation, was liquidated in 2022 due to poor

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