The cost of being early
Positioning ahead of a turn feels prudent and reads as underperformance for quarters at a time. We explain why we accept that trade, and where we have not.
No daily commentary. A quarterly letter, occasional notes when positioning changes, and the committee minutes in full.
Positioning ahead of a turn feels prudent and reads as underperformance for quarters at a time. We explain why we accept that trade, and where we have not.
A bond ballast sized to spending needs behaves very differently from one sized to an index. A short walk through our current maturity ladder.
Two dissents recorded on the private markets sleeve. Both are published in full, as is our habit.
Why we cap single-name exposure at 6% even where the thesis is strongest, and what that has cost us over twenty years.
Real assets are not a return engine in our mandates. They are a premium paid, deliberately, against outcomes we cannot forecast.