Senior Compliance Officer II

Job Posting   About Xponance Xponance is a distinguished, woman-led, and entirely employee-owned multi-strategy investment firm dedicated to revolutionizing access to alpha for clients and the wider investment community. Established in 1996 by Tina Byles Williams...
Time For a Resurgence in the Performance of SMID Cap & Small Cap Companies

Time For a Resurgence in the Performance of SMID Cap & Small Cap Companies

Large Cap companies have dominated their smaller brethren since the end of the Great Financial Crisis in 2008. After the economy started recovering from the crisis in 2009, market leadership was initially powered by small names but as the recovery stabilized, larger names started to gather strength and have been on a tear since. With more than 13 years of large cap leadership on the books, it may be time for a change.

Intermediate Government/Credit

Yield Advantage Intermediate Government/Credit Q3 2024 | September 30, 2024 Read PDF Version Read Commentary Annualized Returns (%)  QTD YTD 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years 7 Years 10 Years Since Inception1 Gross of fees 4.13 5.38 10.33 0.75 2.03 2.51 2.51 3.56 Net of...

Research Analyst

Job Posting About Xponance Xponance is a distinguished, woman-led, and employee-owned multi-strategy investment firm dedicated to revolutionizing access to alpha for clients and the wider investment community. Established in 1996 by Tina Byles Williams with AUM of...
Too Good to Be True: The Failure of Defensive Managers During Recent Inflationary Shocks

Too Good to Be True: The Failure of Defensive Managers During Recent Inflationary Shocks

The failure of the returns-based approach, along with some interesting dynamics observed in factor contributions, opens an extremely interesting avenue for future analysis. What role did the macroeconomic regime (inflation, top line growth, and interest rates) play in the “defensiveness” of strategies, and what can be done to avoid misclassifying strategies during sharp regime changes?

The View From the Top: What the Markets Look Like at a Potential Top of the Rate Cycle

The View From the Top: What the Markets Look Like at a Potential Top of the Rate Cycle

Investors’ 2023 New Years’ resolution was apparently to forgive and forget their travails of 2022, as global markets spent 2023 shrugging off the prior years’ anxieties. Excluding emerging East Asia, major global markets have already fully recovered from their losses related to the inflation induced rate cycle kicked off in early 2022.

Systematic Global Equities: Q4 2023 Update

Systematic Global Equities: Q4 2023 Update

As 2023 drew to a close, the financial markets began to manifest the early signs of a soft-landing scenario, marked by a robust rally in equity markets in the fourth quarter, showcasing double-digit gains. This period was characterized by broadening of market strength, with notable outperformance by small-cap stocks, heavily shorted names, lower-quality companies, unprofitable tech, and a mix of long-duration, meme, cyclical, and value stocks.