The investment landscape is evolving. An era of global uncertainty, complex markets and changing customer demands is making it harder to predict and achieve consistent returns. Amid challenging conditions, today’s investors must remain aware of the risks, alert to new opportunities and agile enough to take advantage.
From quantitative strategies to fixed income solutions and agile execution, this Risk.net content series, Precision-crafted: the new tools of investing, produced in conjunction with UBS, explores some of the key trends, tactics and innovations that are influencing investors’ thinking in the current environment.
Precision-crafted:
the new tools
of investing
A tailored approach
May 2023
Optimising investment performance requires dedication and skill. Discover why more investors are taking advantage of bespoke third-party solutions to execute, manage and efficiently access investment strategies.
The future of
portfolio execution
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Form an orderly QIS: hedge funds spur quant products to new heights
Smart beta strategies are finding favour with Asia-Pacific investors as a way of managing volatility and optimising returns. These sophisticated strategies offer tailored solutions that address risk concerns while enhancing portfolio diversification and performance.
Quantitative investment reframed
The future of quantitative investment
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Investors find smoother path with smart beta
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The future of quantitative investment
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QIS 3.0 ‘bonanza’: hedge funds pivot from options to swaps
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AI and Trump tariffs spur hyped-up dispersion trade
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In a bid to ride out rising interest rates and economic uncertainty, more investors are seeking longer-dated fixed income products. From total loss-absorbing capacity bonds to total return swaps, the incorporation of Credit Suisse has helped UBS to rapidly evolve its finely tuned solutions in this area.
The fine art of fixed income
Back-to-back hedging is back on the table for autocall issuers
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Asia’s bond investors hesitant to buy US dip, say dealers
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The future of
fixed income
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Fixed income finesse: striking a balance amid shifting rates
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Back-to-back hedging is back on the table for autocall issuers
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Against the odds, UBS emerged from its takeover of Credit Suisse stronger than ever. The bank took the opportunity to refine its proposition, strengthen its fixed income solutions and derivatives credentials, and deepen relationships with corporate clients. Its efforts have not gone unnoticed, with the firm emerging as a multiple winner across Risk.net’s awards portfolio.
An award-winning bank
Credit derivatives house of the year
Asia Risk Awards 2024
Equity derivatives house of the year
Asia Risk Awards 2024
Derivatives house
of the year, Asia
Asia Risk Awards 2024
Derivatives house
of the year, Australia
Asia Risk Awards 2024
Expert vision,
efficient execution
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UBS embraces ‘narrative alpha’ for new form of sentiment strategy
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