
Investment Solutions:
Quantitative Strategies
Introduction to Quantitative Strategies
Graham’s Quantitative Strategies apply portfolio construction techniques emphasizing diversification, risk management, and smart order execution capabilities. Our Quantitative Strategies team develops and manages quant alpha solutions, designed to exhibit low correlation to traditional asset classes over time perform across diverse market conditions. This multi-disciplinary team includes experts in data science, model design and development, and trading operations and execution.
Quantitative Offerings
Tactical Trend
Multi-model trend-following strategy that uses tactical and adaptive trend techniques.
Quant Macro
Diversified multi-strategy approach that uses fundamental and price-based inputs across carry, macro, trend, and value components specifically designed to perform well across different parts of the market cycle.
K4D
Provides access to a suite of Graham’s systematic models, including trend, quant macro, and diversifying models.
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Tactical Trend
Tactical Trend is a dynamic trend-based strategy that is comprised of traditional intermediate-to long-term trend models as well as adaptive models that adjust their behavior, speeding up and slowing down depending on the prevailing market conditions via a feedback mechanism. The strategy gradually buys and sells based on a number of factors, including price, volatility, and the duration of a trend.
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Graham Quant Macro
Graham Quant Macro is a directional, long and short quantitative macro strategy that utilizes fundamental and price-based indicators to establish return forecasts across global interest rates, currencies, stock indices, and commodities.
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K4D
K4D allocates to a broad set of Graham’s quantitative models that are both price-based and non-price based. These models include trend-following, fundamental macro, carry, and value/reversion, as well as other diversifying models that are designed, in the aggregate, to be differentiated from trend.