The Hedge Fund Fee Conundrum Allocators want cheaper fees, but they also want the best managers. They can’t have both — and that’s stalling industry progress when it comes to alignment of interests. Ted Seides June 01, 2018
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Why the Hysteria Over Active Management Is Misguided True, passive managers have outperformed over the past few years — but active managers may well stage a comeback amid market turbulence. Meredith Jones April 06, 2018
When Doing Nothing Is the Best Thing To Do As the recent follies of volatility strategies show, sometimes the most prudent maxim to live by is “Don't just do something, stand there!” Chris Schelling April 04, 2018
Why Election Security Matters Cyberattacks on U.S. voting systems are a threat to democracy. They are also a test of the country's will and ability to solve a big 21st-century problem. Jeffrey Kutler March 30, 2018
The Dangers of Short-Selling Disclosure An Herbalife-backed legislative proposal has hedge fund managers feeling the squeeze. Michelle Celarier March 29, 2018
Gerald Tsai Jr. Once Ruled Money. This Man Will Soon Do the Same. Columnist Angelo Calvello on the man who will disrupt asset management. Angelo Calvello March 23, 2018
I’ll Finally Know Everyone Who Reads This Column. That Scares Me. Columnist Ashby Monk laments the loss of print – but not for the reason readers might suspect. Ashby Monk March 23, 2018
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