Multistrats Not That Hot + Other Top Stories of the Week

Multistrats Are No Longer the Hottest Thing in Hedge Funds Investors fear too much money, and overcrowding of trades could pose systemic risk. → VIEW NOW PORTFOLIO How a Softbank Capital Alum Is Helping Investors Manage (or Unwind) VC Portfolios Two Meter Capital's "GP on demand" model is attracting secondary funds and family offices. → VIEW NOW CORNER OFFICE This Private-Markets Slog? It Too Shall Pass and Another Boom Will Follow Private market assets under management are expected to grow at more than twice the rate of public, Bain & Co. says. → VIEW NOW SPONSORED One Farmer's Approach to the 2024 Growing Season → VIEW NOW HEDGE FUNDS Why Seligman Is Betting Against These Stocks Paul Wick's tech-focused fund has been "extremely active" on the short side over the past few months. → VIEW NOW PORTFOLIO Family-Office War Chests Keep Shrinking. Here's Where They Put That Capital to Work. The investment offices of even the largest families are far more nimble than institutions, positioning them to quickly put money to work and pounce on opportunities. → VIEW NOW CORNER OFFICE The Summer of Bill Ackman's Discontent Pershing Square's publicly traded hedge fund has been losing money, a U.S. fund IPO was canceled, and even winners like Alphabet and Chipotle have been hit with bad news. → VIEW NOW   © Institutional Investor, LLC. All material subject to strictly enforced copyright laws. Please read our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy before using the site. Institutional Investor is part of Delinian | 1270 Avenue of the Americas, Ste 1100 | New York, NY 10020 SUBSCRIBE Share this email UNSUBSCRIBE