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The risks attributed to deep learning are already present in traditional quantitative investing methods, argues our columnist.
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Investors need to be the final judge on whether asset managers are doing what they claim.
Benchmarks allow investors and managers to make data-driven decisions and rely less on assumptions, writes Preqin’s Fabien Chen.
Cynthia Steer, an advisor to Institutional Investor, considers the losses to the industry of long tenured execs and the potential gains from the next generation.
But, revolutionary changes take longer, and we need to be patient, argues BCA Research’s Irene Tunkel.
Organizations with multidecade time horizons and timeless values that are central to their purpose can’t fall prey to the news cycle, writes the Doris Duke Foundation’s Leena Bhutta.
Investing in corporate culture and employee training can yield long-term financial benefits.
Christopher Carrano at Venn by Two Sigma sets out to answer whether PE truly offers diversification to long equity and bond markets.
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