What Billy Beane and Jim Simons Have in Common Investors clamor for transparency — but sometimes, a lack of it works to their advantage. Ted Seides September 28, 2018
This content is from: Opinion The Scourge of Confidentiality in Asset Management Angelo Calvello September 25, 2018
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
The Troubling New Trend in Private Equity Private equity sponsor-to-sponsor transactions are on the rise. But lately, some firms have begun selling companies to other funds in their stable — a far more worrying development. Chris Schelling July 25, 2018
Why Talented CIOs Quit — and How To Keep Them Happy More CIOs are leaving their jobs, in spite of the emotional and intellectual rewards of public pension life. That’s a shame, and it doesn’t have to be that way. Christopher Schelling July 12, 2018
What ‘Long-Term Investor’ Really Means It’s not just following the index, writes Campbell Macpherson, CEO of Change & Strategy International. 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
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