PanAgora’s experts are committed to providing innovative research through theory and practice. We invite current and prospective clients, as well as consultants, to benefit from the fruits of our theory and practice through our quantitative investing research.
Our distinguished academic advisors contribute thought leadership and valued outside perspective on economic, market and theoretical research to PanAgora’s Investment Committee.
Saïd Business School
University of Oxford
Amir’s research examines the economic effects of financial and non-financial reporting …
When considering sustainable initiatives in asset allocation initiatives, investors often struggle with measuring the numerous Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) dimensions; however, ...
As of December 2020, the world’s four largest companies, by market capitalization, are Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet. They are representative of ...
Strategic asset allocation, we believe, is the single most important determinant of investment success. Brinson, et al., found that more than 90% of ...
As ESG takes the investing world by storm, PanAgora’s Nick Alonso introduces low volatility equity + sustainable investing in his newly published ...
Eric Sorensen was the featured guest at Morgan Stanley’s Quantitative Finance Legends Series, led by Marty Leibowitz. He shared in-depth knowledge ...
In 2020, equity strategies that sought to provide downside protection through exposure to low-volatility portfolios generally suffered one of their worst years, relative ...
PanAgora believes its quantitative models are uniquely designed for certain idiosyncrasies of microcap investing. We have developed an in-house expertise analyzing the ...
Four distinct perspectives come together to discuss ESG applications in a quantitative framework and considerations around strategy design, investment applications, measurement & ...
A core tenet of PanAgora’s Stock Selector Equity team’s philosophy is our belief in quantifying fundamental insights. Specifically, we seek ...
