Ray Dalio's famous trade is sputtering and investors are bailing
Investors including public pensions in New Mexico, Oregon and Ohio have yanked out cash, slashing the size of the funds by an estimated $70 billion from their peak three years ago.
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Investors including public pensions in New Mexico, Oregon and Ohio have yanked out cash, slashing the size of the funds by an estimated $70 billion from their peak three years ago.
Large investors, including public pension funds, have withdrawn their investments, leading to a $70 billion decline in these funds from their peak three years ago.
Ray Dalio's once-lauded risk-parity strategy is facing investor exodus after years of underwhelming returns.
Investors cut the amount in risk-parity funds to about $90 billion by the end of 2023, from a peak of about $160 billion in 2021.
Many of the institutional investors who sunk large sums into Bridgewater’s risk-parity funds are demanding it back.