All Small-Cap Equity articles – Page 3
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Small & Mid-Cap Equities: So many stocks, so little time
Joseph Mariathasan considers the resource demands inherent in making the compelling global small-cap opportunity manageable
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Small & Mid-Cap Equities: Punching above their weight
Martin Steward takes a tour of some world-beating European companies with four leading small-caps managers
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Small & Mid-Caps: The small-cap dilemma
Small-caps promise so much as an asset class. But Joseph Mariathasan outlines just how difficult it can be to create a viable business out of managing them
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Small & Mid-Caps: Bulls and bears square up
Being on the defensive has paid in 2011, writes Martin Steward. But the US is a confusingly mixed prospect for the coming year
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Small & Mid-Caps: The 800-pound gorilla
UK exposure – or lack of it – has been decisive in European small and mid-caps. But Martin Steward finds that managers have also had to contend with a difficult ‘risk-on, risk-off’ environment
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Small & Mid-Caps: Global opportunities emerge
Surprisingly modest historical volatility and excellent diversification benefits: Rob Feldman, Chris Steward and Yogesh Borkar explore the under-analysed world of emerging market small-caps
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Small & Mid-Caps: Small is beautiful
epoThe global small-caps universe is one of great diversity and opportunity. Joseph Mariathasan and Martin Steward speak to some top managers about their portfolios
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Where next for hedgies?
Market conditions, consolidation and regulatory developments are changing the landscape for hedge funds. Jean-Charles Bertrand explores the new topography
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Asset Class ReportsStill the wild frontier
US small and mid caps remain the crucible of corporate capitalism and opportunity. But Joseph Mariathasan finds that the challenge is in steering through the sheer variety of stocks and managers
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Asset Class ReportsCrowded out
One might imagine small-caps markets to be hives of alpha-generating inefficiency and anomaly – and yet Joseph Mariathasan finds that returns in Europe are dominated by beta
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Asset Class ReportsLessons from the Great Depression
Navigating the smaller end of the equity markets is particularly hazardous and Joseph Mariathasan assesses whether the past can offer a compass
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