The Long-Short is a podcast by the Alternative Investment Management Association, focusing on the very latest insights on the alternative investment industry.

Each episode will examine topical areas of interest from across the alternative investment universe with news, views and analysis delivered by AIMA’s global team, as well as a host of industry experts.

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. 

• Episode 131: Peter Kim explains why hedge funds are gaining traction in South Korea and why investors are paying attention.
• Episode 135: Darren Bowdern discusses proposed changes that could transform Hong Kong's asset management industry.
• Episode 132: Kieran Maguire reveals why choosing the right football manager can be the ultimate source of alpha.
• Episode 134: Brandon Gill shares insights into the growing influence of separately managed accounts (SMAs).
• Episode 136: 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.

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