For investors, the challenge is no longer simply finding more information—it is determining which data matters, how quickly market conditions are changing and what action should follow. As market regimes become increasingly dynamic, Sandeep Tandon, Quant Mutual Fund, believes the next investment edge will come from combining human judgment with machine-driven analytics rather than choosing one over the other.
Speaking at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, Tandon said the traditional approach of relying on static long-term holdings, fixed investment styles and familiar market narratives is becoming less effective in a world where opportunities and risks can migrate rapidly. For investors seeking alpha on a consistent basis, he argued, money management has to become more dynamic, outcome-driven and less constrained by conventional labels such as value, growth or market capitalisation.
