alternative investments
15 statements across 7 episodes · 8 bullish · 0 bearish · 7 people on the record · first statement Oct 11, 2021 by Matt Brown · across every show →
Everything said about alternative investments, oldest first
Oct 11, 2021 bullish
Trillions in wealth management are actively transitioning into alternative assets
“It's trillions of dollars that are currently in process of transition away from, let's call it the ETF mutual fund land into the alternative space broadly.
Whether that's hedge funds, private equity, private credit,
Real estate strategies, crypto strategies, a…”
Oct 11, 2021
Financial advisors systematically avoid recommending investment strategies they cannot confidently explain
“As a former financial advisor, I just know our industry doesn't talk about things to their end client that they don't understand.
So for example, when we're all at dinner and the conversation of blockchain or crypto starts, you know, there's certain people at …”
Oct 11, 2021 neutral
RIAs allocate under 2% to alternatives compared to wirehouses' 10-15%
“What's interesting though, however, and where the opportunity is, is that the RIA channel has allocation rates to alternative investments less than two percent. Their colleagues in the larger wealth management firms, the wirehouses, on average have allocation …”
Sep 26, 2022 positive
Matt Brown: Early-stage market disruption requires multiple competing evangelists
“You need multiple evangelists in the beginning to turn the tide. So we actually welcome anyone who wants to kind of throw their hat in the ring right now and contribute to the democratization of alternative investments because it's all positive for us.”
Sep 26, 2022 bullish
Brown: Up to $10T will shift from wealth to alts next decade
“So really what we're seeing here is not only a growing wealth market overall, growing allocations to alternative investments, say from three to five percent, 10%, or 15%, which is causing really a massive reallocation of capital from traditional assets to alte…”
Sep 26, 2022 bullish
Sep 26, 2022 neutral
Brown: US wealth managers allocate less than 5% to alternatives
“What's interesting about it though, when we look at it through the lens of alternative investments, their allocation rates to alternative investments of that 40 trillion is less than five percent, probably closer to two or three percent broadly on average.”
Mar 25, 2024 bullish
Masters: Retail alternative allocations will rise from 3% to institutional levels
“Retail and just merely high net worth as a segment, very under allocated to alternatives. A typical allocation will be in the very low single digits, less than three percent. Institutional allocations are 20 to 30%. That's going to shift.”
Oct 7, 2024 neutral
Nesbitt: Mid-sized RIAs lack the resources to conduct alternative investments
“These RIAs, generally they manage between one and maybe twenty billion. There are very smart business people. They have some investment skill, but they don't have the resources, particularly the resources to do alternative investments.”
Oct 7, 2024 bullish
Nesbitt: Cliffwater was founded because 60/40 could not hit actuarial targets
“Going into the new century, I was convinced that it was going to be alternative investments, that no way, sixty-forty was going to meet the actuarial rate. My feeling was in alternatives, we could add three percentage points net, shift up the efficient frontie…”
May 12, 2025
May 12, 2025 bullish
May 19, 2025 positive
Mogelof: Modern Fund Vehicles Expand Access Down to Non-Accredited Investors
“Through whether it's an interval fund, a tender offer fund, a non-traded BDC, an operating company, there are now a number of new vehicles that asset managers can utilize, which really widen the aperture for investors to invest. And that includes not just qual…”
May 26, 2025 neutral
J.P. Morgan manages $178 billion in alternative investments
“It's not as significant as the portfolios that we manage on behalf of clients, which is almost a half a trillion dollars, but a lot of what we do in alternatives, which is about a hundred and seventy eight billion dollars, where we allocate to a lot of non JP …”