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Unique Risk Premia Make Commodities An Interesting Proposition for Investors(video)

Unique Risk Premia Make Commodities An Interesting Proposition for Investors

Commodities exhibit many of the traditional risk premia found in equities and fixed income, like value and momentum, but they also display some idiosyncratic or unique ones. Head of Hedge Fund and Quantitative Strategies, Ryan Korinke discusses why this makes commodity risk premia an attractive proposition for investors.

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Ryan Korinke

Global Head of Sustainability

Mr. Korinke is a managing director and global head of sustainability, overseeing the business management of the firm's environmental, social, governance and sustainability efforts. He is a member of PIMCO’s executive office, contributing to firmwide strategic, financial and operational initiatives. Prior to this role, he was head of hedge fund and quantitative strategies, leading the growth and development of the firm’s discretionary and systematic absolute return strategies. He has also served as an account manager with institutional client servicing responsibility and as a product strategist for fixed income strategies. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2005, Mr. Korinke was with The Concord Group, a real estate investment advisory firm. He has 21 years of investment experience and holds an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. He received an undergraduate degree from Harvard University.