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J.P. Morgan Podcast Explores Evolving Role of Hedge Funds

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On JPMorgan's Making Sense podcast recorded on October 1, 2026, John Schlegel, Head of Global Data Assets and Alpha Group, and Kumar Panja, Head of EMEA Capital Advisory Group, discuss how hedge funds are evolving in 2026. They note that institutional investors are increasingly positioning hedge funds as portfolio diversifiers rather than pure return enhancers. They also discuss debates around leverage and crowding, investor innovations in managing exposure through portfolio leverage and custom baskets, and the relationship between the macro environment and hedge fund positioning. This podcast is intended only for institutional and professional investors, not retail users. The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the views of JPMorgan Chase & Co. or its affiliates, nor are they from JPMorgan Research.

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  1. JPMorgan: Making Sense
    The Evolution of Hedge Fund Performance: From Return Enhancer to Portfolio Diversifier

    In this episode of J.P. Morgan's Making Sense podcast, recorded on October 1, 2026, two executives discuss how hedge funds are evolving in 2026. Institutional investors are increasingly positioning hedge funds as portfolio diversifiers rather than pure return enhancers. They also address the debate around leverage and crowding, investor innovations in managing exposure through portfolio leverage and customized baskets, and the relationship between the macro environment and hedge fund positioning.

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