Alaska's $88B sovereign wealth fund shifted from underperforming hedge fund-of-funds to direct manager selection in 2016, achieving 6.7% annualized returns with no down years. The fund now faces a core tension: its best performers are capacity-constrained, limiting how much capital it can allocate to absolute-return strategies.
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