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The end of asset allocation?

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In the previous paradigm, asset allocation was a periodic exercise: a quarterly rebalance to fixed weights. Today, AI has transformed “rebalancing” from a maintenance task into a source of Alpha. By 2026, the firms that rely purely on static models will likely find their risk-adjusted returns trailing those of “AI-Enabled Active” competitors.


In the previous paradigm, asset allocation was a periodic exercise: a quarterly rebalance to fixed weights. Today, AI has transformed “rebalancing” from a maintenance task into a source of Alpha. By 2026, the firms that rely purely on static models will likely find their risk-adjusted returns trailing those of “AI-Enabled Active” competitors.

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