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    <title>Seven Allocations Quietly Redefining Institutional Portfolios After the Bond-Equity Breakdown</title>
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    <description>The simultaneous drawdown in stocks and bonds in 2022 ended the era of treating the 60/40 model as self-evident. Here are seven allocation shifts gaining real traction among US endowments, pensions, and family offices — and the questions to ask before committing capital to each.</description>
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    <description>Sell-side consensus is not merely imperfect — it is structurally predisposed toward convergence. This piece examines why unaffiliated research firms have repeatedly identified inflection points that bank-affiliated analysis missed, and what that implies for how institutional portfolios source conviction.</description>
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