
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


We’re back with another clip from the archives. This time it’s Season 4 Episode 9 with Vivek Viswanathan.
For three decades, equity quants have largely lived under the authoritative rule of the Fama-French 3 Factor Model and linear sorts. In this episode, Vivek provides an cogent alternative to the orthodoxy. Specifically, he explains why an unconstrained, characteristic-driven portfolio can more efficiently capture behavioral-based market anomalies. I think this is a master class for alternative thinking in quant equity.
It was really tough to clip this episode. Vivek’s comments about Chinese markets provide a tremendous example about finding alpha in alternative markets. But I’ll leave that for you to go back and dig out!
Okay, let’s dive in.
By Corey Hoffstein4.9
228228 ratings
We’re back with another clip from the archives. This time it’s Season 4 Episode 9 with Vivek Viswanathan.
For three decades, equity quants have largely lived under the authoritative rule of the Fama-French 3 Factor Model and linear sorts. In this episode, Vivek provides an cogent alternative to the orthodoxy. Specifically, he explains why an unconstrained, characteristic-driven portfolio can more efficiently capture behavioral-based market anomalies. I think this is a master class for alternative thinking in quant equity.
It was really tough to clip this episode. Vivek’s comments about Chinese markets provide a tremendous example about finding alpha in alternative markets. But I’ll leave that for you to go back and dig out!
Okay, let’s dive in.

3,075 Listeners

592 Listeners

2,188 Listeners

1,982 Listeners

950 Listeners

805 Listeners

82 Listeners

206 Listeners

91 Listeners

100 Listeners

417 Listeners

271 Listeners

213 Listeners

402 Listeners

152 Listeners