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    Mitigating sequence risk with trend following investment strategies, for improved retirement outcomes

    17 August 2020

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    Investment and Risk Management
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    An examination of ex ante fund performance

    30 December 2019

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    How trend following investment strategies can reduce the risk of poor returns during retirement

    4 October 2017

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    The Trend is our Friend - Risk Parity Momentum and Trend Following in Global Asset Allocation

    24 July 2013

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