Why do you believe financial markets will remain inefficient despite advancements in computational processing?
Replied bySir Paul Marshall
Co-Founder, Chairman & CIO at Marshall Wace
Niche: Finance
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed/month
Location: London, England, United Kingdom
Started: 1997
Although pure information arbitrage has commoditized, analytical edges and behavioral inefficiencies persist. As generative AI tools empower retail traders, retail market participation increases across global exchanges. Retail trading flows frequently introduce emotional momentum and volatility, creating substantial structural alpha opportunities for disciplined institutional managers.
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