Patrick Welton recently joined Niels Kaastrup-Larsen and co-host Alan Dunne on Top Traders Unplugged (Episode 153), “Why Investors Keep Getting Trend Following Wrong.” They talked about four decades of trading and investing: early lessons from Paul...
Welton Investment Partners was recently featured in a four-part FA Magazine series dissecting “The New Playbook for Alternative Investing” — a framework for helping advisors think more strategically about the role of alternatives in modern portfolios. Using...
Welton Investment Partners is pleased to share that our Founder and Chief Investment Officer, Patrick Welton, was recently featured on RCM Alternatives’ acclaimed podcast, The Derivative, in an episode titled, “The Doctor Who Traded Pork Bellies: Patrick Welton’s Journey from Stanford Oncologist to One of Trend Following’s Quiet Legends.”
Welton Investment Partners today announced that it has appointed William Marr as Head of Business Growth. This is an expanded role for the alternative investment strategy veteran who joined Welton in April 2022 as Senior Managing Director to launch and lead Welton’s Wealth Management Group.
For many wealth advisors, the idea of adding alternatives can be overwhelming. It’s unfamiliar terrain, so where to start? To help, our own Bill Marr drew on his decades of alternatives experience to author the following piece for Financial Advisor Magazine.
The wisdom of the venerable 60/40 allocation was questioned in 2021 amid the end of the 40-year bond bull market. But now, some major media outlets are declaring that 60/40 is back. But is it safe?
Welton is pleased join this select group of institutional investors and asset managers devoted to serving the SBAI’s mission to improve outcomes within the alternatives industry.
We are honored to share that Welton Investment Partners has been named among six finalists within the category of “Quantitative Hedge Fund Manager of the Year” in Institutional Investor’s 20th Annual Hedge Fund Industry Awards.
The relatively strong performance of hedge funds overall during last year’s public markets rout – and continued interest in the asset class in the face of ongoing economic uncertainty – is sparking renewed interest in the asset class among financial advisors and their high-net-worth clients.
Dr. Patrick Welton offers his observations on the themes expected to affect global macro investing and the commodity markets, which he believes have transitioned into a more normal market environment when compared to the previous QE and low-rates years. This transition means there is now a normal prospect of returns for global macro investing.
