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From data to opportunities, where rules transcend noise

18 September 2026
Shan Jiang, Co-Head, Quantitative Equity Strategies, explains how a quantitative, multi-factor approach to investing can potentially address concentration risk and help navigate market volatility in US equities.

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HSBC Collective Investment Trust – HSBC US Dynamic Opportunities Equity Fund

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