Our new research demonstrates a potential alpha-harvesting strategy based on the market’s apparent inefficiency at pricing climate risks.

Does Europe face a climate insurance protection gap? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Margherita Giuzio, European Central Bank, about what’s at stake from a financial stability and macroeconomic perspective.

When volatility spikes and markets move in unexpected directions, a good trend-following strategy has the speed and flexibility to adapt and roll with the punches – in other words, it can keep calm and carry on.

Market narrowness, tranquillity, low correlation between single stocks and higher dispersion. Is this a bear market rally or do the signs point to a continuation of the bull market?

Execution within credit trading has undergone multiple turnarounds in recent years. In this paper, we explain what the dramatic changes mean for investors.

What makes a multi-strategy approach different? How does it generate alpha? Matthew Sargaison, CEO at Man AHL, shares his top insights for investors considering an alternatives-focused strategy.

Idiosyncratic opportunities, a data revolution, removing emotional bias – just a few reasons why we believe that quantitative processes are at an advantage when investing in emerging-market equities.

Turkey's policy hopes dashed as Erdogan wins presidency; and could travel spend keep Europe’s luxury goods firms in a sweet spot?

There is a concern that hedge funds may (un)intentionally employ short selling to misrepresent their real-world impact which is distinct from exposure to financial risk. This article summarises these arguments and traces the signals from UK, US and European regulators.

Can machine learning give investors a better insight into monetary policymaker speeches? Maximilian Ahrens, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in NLP at the Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance shares his research findings.

Real rates may weigh on risk assets; and can AI stocks resist gravity?

Ignoring low-probability, high-impact events – such as the US debt ceiling – isn’t a risk-management strategy.