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The Venn diagram overlap of people obsessively interested in both exchange traded funds and the risk parity investment strategy isn’t huge, but it includes at least one of the people at FT Alphaville Towers. So here are some more, hopefully semi-coherent, thoughts on the news that State Street Global Advisors is partnering with Bridgewater to launch an ETF powered by the hedge fund group’s “All Weather” risk parity strategy.
Its overall assets under management have now fallen to about $100bn, from a peak of nearly $170bn. Bottling up one of its best-known strategies and partnering with a traditional asset management giant like State Street could prove a winner that helps turns its fortunes around. For Bridgewater this opens up the $45tn US wealth management industry , and many financial advisers are likely to be intrigued.
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