Where ESG Fails Despite countless studies, there has never been conclusive evidence that socially responsible screens deliver alpha. A better model exists, argue Harvard Business School luminaries Michael Porter, George Serafeim, and Mark Kramer. Michael E. Porter George Serafeim Mark Kramer October 16, 2019
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The Hedge Fund That Wasn’t Bruce Shi of Thrones Capital claims in Forbes to be one of the most successful investment managers in the world. An investigation by columnist Angelo Calvello suggests he’s something else. Angelo Calvello September 03, 2019
Manager Research Matters Even More Than You Think It may seem like common sense: The more time spent on due diligence, the better the return. But an analysis shows that the extent of the payoff is surprising — and quantifiable. Christopher Schelling July 24, 2019
The Overplayed, Turbohyped, and Underwhelming World of Artificial Intelligence Everyone claims they’re “doing” it, but here’s what to ask to find the truth. Angelo Calvello Leo Svoboda July 15, 2019
Capitalism: A Rejoinder In late May columnist Christopher Schelling penned an essay on free-market failures — namely, that America has too little capitalism. This is columnist Angelo Calvello’s response. Angelo Calvello June 24, 2019
Buyout Firms Are Gorging on Credit. This Investor Has Concerns. The business risks of firms like Blackstone and KKR pivoting to debt. Pierre Mordacq June 13, 2019
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