Key Takeaways
- • Peter van Dooijeweert and Tom Adlard argue in a Pensions & Investments commentary published November 13, 2025 that convexity matters for portfolios, using a downtrodden trend as the illustration.
- • The piece is an opinion commentary, and the primary source text available for this summary is limited to the headline, byline, and publication details.
- • Related Pensions & Investments coverage in the same feed notes CalPERS is exploring hedge fund exposure via separately managed accounts, more than a decade after its 2014 exit from the asset class.
Summary
The commentary appears in the opinion section of the publication and reflects the authors' views rather than reported news. Readers seeking the authors' full argument should refer to the original article.
Separately, related coverage on the same site reports that the $653.8 billion CalPERS is exploring hedge fund exposure through separately managed accounts, according to emails reviewed by Pensions & Investments. That move would mark a return to the asset class more than a decade after the pension fund's headline-grabbing exit in 2014.
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