How I Invest with David Weisburd

E298: How Family Offices Think About Illiquidity, Taxes, and Compounding

Feb 5, 2026
Jeffrey Fulk, a senior investment professional at AlTi Global focused on tax-efficient portfolio construction and private markets. He discusses tax-aware strategies like long-short tax loss harvesting and 130/30 structures. They cover private credit, evergreen versus closed-end funds, ETF and correlation risks, continuation vehicles, and how private assets may enter 401(k)s.
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INSIGHT

Quant Alignment Is Critical For Tax Shorts

  • Sophisticated quantitative alignment is essential to avoid unintended factor or beta risk in tax-harvested long-short strategies.
  • Misaligned betas between longs and shorts can produce significant tracking error versus the target index.
ADVICE

Plan For Multi-Year Unwinds

  • Expect multi-year unwind horizons (typically 5–10 years) when disentangling large concentrated positions via tax-harvested structures.
  • Increase leverage to speed harvesting but balance that against client liquidity and tracking objectives.
INSIGHT

Why Private Credit Looks Different

  • Private credit itself isn't a bubble if underwriting returns principal; fundraising froth is the real concern.
  • Credit secondaries offer spread uplift and discounts amid DPI pressures, creating attractive entry points.
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