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Gabriel Tham

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

13 Jan 2020

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Any funds in SG using Risk parity strategy?

Are there any funds in SG that employs Ray Dalio's risk parity approach? Or is it a proprietary strategy only available to Bridgewater?

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