InvestmentNews
Jeff Benjamin, Senior Columnist, July 12, 2020
Chief Investment Officer, Stuart Katz shares his insights on meaningful performance dispersion between the best and worst alternative investments.
“There is meaningful performance dispersion between the best and worst alternative investments, unlike the public markets,” said Stuart Katz, chief executive and chief investment officer at Robertson Stephen Wealth Management.
The enhanced due diligence required of alternatives may scare some advisers, but sticking with traditional models could be even more frightening.
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