Your Fees Are Bull%$&* Two-and-20, 1-or-30, longer lockups: It’s all antiquated, argues Angelo Calvello. And it obfuscates an obvious solution to the age-old quandary of money management fees. Angelo Calvello August 06, 2018
This content is from: Opinion The Troubling New Trend in Private Equity Chris Schelling July 25, 2018
This content is from: Opinion Why Talented CIOs Quit — and How To Keep Them Happy Christopher Schelling July 12, 2018
This content is from: Opinion What ‘Long-Term Investor’ Really Means Campbell Macpherson July 06, 2018
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
How the Winklevoss Twins Are Trying to Tame Bitcoin It took a scandal for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to concede a need for regulation. Some cryptocurrency entrepreneurs got to that point more quickly and voluntarily. Jeffrey Kutler May 18, 2018
Your Brain Wants You To Make Bad Decisions. Here’s How To Avoid Them. The human brain is hard-wired to confirm biases, overweight the importance of recent information, and run with the herd. But a new book shows how to get around our flawed programming. Ted Seides April 24, 2018
The Edge You May Be Overlooking When it comes to institutional investors, home field can be just as advantageous as it is to baseball players. Ted Seides April 13, 2018
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
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