From global macro and emerging markets to energy infrastructure, food security and AI, the October edition explores how investors are navigating geopolitical uncertainty, shifting economic conditions and emerging opportunities across the alternative investment landscape.

AI is no longer a future option. It is already changing how firms invest, operate, compete and manage risk.

How secondaries have moved into the allocation mainstream - what was once treated as a specialist corner of private markets is now central to the liquidity conversation.

This month, the Alternative Investor takes a look at Impact Investing and asks if it is ready to go mainstream.