Legal Alpha
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Legal Alpha is the extra performance generated in a specific, diversified investment portfolio by using opportunistic and selective legal activism to obtain compensation for under-performance related to legally relevant unforeseen and uncontrollable circumstances.
Traditionally, fund managers have been focusing on generating economic alpha[1] by making effective investment decisions before the investment assets are allocated and deployed, followed by an active performance and benchmark related monitoring of the portfolio’s performance.[citation needed] Several methods and theories for the generation of alpha exist and new methods and theories are constantly developed and tested.[2][3]