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  • August 21 · 51 min

    From the archive: How to survive and thrive as a buy side analyst

    As summer interns wrap up their placements on Wall Street and look toward full-time roles, standing out in an increasingly competitive hedge fund job market has never been more vital. In this episode of The Long-Short, we revisit a standout conversation with Brett Caughran, founder of analyst training firm Fundamental Edge. Whether you're cutting your teeth in finance or looking to make the leap to the buy side, Brett breaks down what life as a hedge fund analyst really looks like and explores the essential toolkit you need to thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • #139
    July 30 · 49 min

    139. Can private capital help build a more climate resilient world?

    In this episode of The Long-Short, hosts Tom Kehoe and Drew Nicol speak with Leslie Maasdorp, Chief Executive of British International Investment (BII), about the growing role of institutional investors in financing climate resilience. From blended finance and emerging markets to adaptation and long-term investment, they explore how public and private capital can work together to address one of the defining challenges of our time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • June 24 · 38 min

    137. From Korean hedge funds to quantum threats to Bitcoin, the conversations that stayed with us (Q2 2026)

    What do Korean hedge funds, Hong Kong tax reform, football managers, SMAs and quantum computing have in common? They all featured in the conversations that The Long-Short hosts Tom Kehoe and Drew Nicol couldn't stop talking about long after the microphones were put away. Peter Kim explains why hedge funds are gaining traction in South Korea and why investors are paying attention. Darren Bowdern discusses proposed changes that could transform Hong Kong's asset management industry. Kieran Maguire reveals why choosing the right football manager can be the ultimate source of alpha. Brandon Gill shares insights into the growing influence of separately managed accounts (SMAs). Bill Laboon explores a fascinating question: could quantum computing one day render Bitcoin vulnerable? Along the way, Tom and Drew reflect on the ideas, opportunities and risks that challenged conventional thinking throughout the quarter. Whether you're interested in hedge funds, asset management, institutional investing, football finance or emerging technology, this episode offers a fresh perspective on some of the most thought-provoking discussions from the past three months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • #135
    June 2 · 44 min

    135. A landmark moment for Hong Kong asset management industry

    After more than six years of sustained advocacy, engagement and collaboration led by AIMA alongside industry leaders, long-awaited reforms to Hong Kong's carried interest and performance fee regimes are edging closer to reality.

  • #133
    May 20 · 40 min

    133. Why European distressed debt is back in focus

    Akshay Shah, founder of Kyma Capital, joins Tom and Drew to unpack why he believes today’s European distressed debt market offers one of the deepest and most durable opportunity sets in decades

  • #132
    May 13 · 1 hr 23 min

    132. Searching for Alpha in Football

    Why are football clubs - volatile, emotionally driven businesses - attracting billions from private equity firms, celebrities, and sovereign wealth funds?

  • #130
    April 29 · 48 min

    130. Allocators at the gates

    This episode tackles one of the most misunderstood, and, frankly, misrepresented topics in private markets right now: gating. Often painted as a crisis measure, gating is in fact a tool designed to match investor liquidity with inherently illiquid assets. Joe Morrissey, a Partner at Seward & Kissel, joins Tom Kehoe and Drew Nicol to explain why gates exist, the difference between fund-level and investor-level restrictions, and why better investor education may be the real key to avoiding panic when markets turn. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  • #129
    April 22 · 23 min

    129. How the UK plans to stand out

    The UK has already seen a significant push of regulatory reform affecting alternative investments this year, with much more still to come. Aniqah Rao, Associate Director of Markets, Governance and Innovation at AIMA, joins The Long-Short to analyse last week’s FCA publication on short selling, the ongoing consultation around a potential ban on non-competes and highlight the key proposals that should be on your radar for the rest of 2026. We’re also launching a new The Long-Short newsletter for deeper insights and to continue the conversation. Sign up here to receive it: https://www.aima.org/join-the-long-short-mailing-list.html Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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