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It is Time to Move Beyond ESG

Is Mean Reversion Dead?

In the current climate, mean-reversion doesn’t seem to work as it should, but is it dead? We ask global macro investor Brian Singer.

MarketFox Investment Commentary – Investment Innovation Institute

What Trait Psychology Tells Us about Factor Investing

Factors, Quant & Systematic, MarketFox

MarketFox columnist Daniel Grioli looks at the similarities in statistical methods between trait psychology and factor investing, and considers what this might tell us about our investment framework.

Wouter Klijn, Director of Content at the Investment Innovation Institute [i3]

One of the great aspects of my job is that I get to pick the brains of some very smart and passionate investors. It is their generosity with ideas and time that helps me produce relevant content. We try to give back to the industry by creating a confidential environment for open discussion between peers […]

Sunsuper Discusses Partnership Program

Asset Owners, Innovation

Sunsuper has lift the hood on its partnership program and the results are surprising to say the least.

5% of Portfolio will Kill the Rest: Sicilia

Asset Owners, Innovation, Private & Alternative Markets

As the rate of technological change speeds up, investment portfolios become increasingly vulnerable to disruption, Sam Sicilia says.

Does Value Investing Still Work in the Digital Age?

Women in Finance

Allison Fisch is a Principal and Portfolio Manager at value investment firm Pzena Investment Management, specialising in emerging markets. She speaks with MarketFox columnist Daniel Grioli about the future of value investing in the digital age.

Technology Catches Up to Current Investment Thinking

Asset Allocation & Strategy

As more institutional investors move towards a whole-of-portfolio approach, they run into a problem: most of the technology platforms they use to keep track of their assets have not been built with that approach in mind. Instead, most systems available today were initially designed to compare the performance of a single asset class against a […]

Is Simple Always Better Than Complex?

MarketFox

In this last instalment, of the four part series on the criticisms of behavioural finance, MarketFox columnist Daniel Grioli brings it all together and makes the case for a framework that helps us decide how to choose between using heuristics and more complicated methods.