• Cambridge Associates warned portfolios built around past decade winners face rising vulnerability as US equity concentration deepens and macro backdrop shifts.
• United States share of MSCI ACWI rose to about 64% from about 42% in 2010, while top 10 US companies represent 24% of index.
• Report flagged AI-driven market leadership as increasingly capital-intensive, with hyperscalers projected to spend $700 billion on capex in 2026, up 70% from 2025.
• Credit markets were framed as early stress signal as AI-related investment-grade gross supply is expected to rise about 25% to record $2.25 trillion, including estimated $400 billion from hyperscalers and related infrastructure.
• Firm urged strategic rebalancing toward diversification, citing relatively better setups in non-US equities, small caps, real assets tied to electrification, and dispersion-oriented hedge fund strategies.

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