Opinion The Voices of Investing
Richard Ennis argues that portfolio construction has become almost primitive. “Institutions own a jumble of equity things — nearly countless, largely illiquid, and beyond their control.”
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Investors seeking differentiated returns, must do something different, argues Parul Garg.
Andrew Hohns outlines a strategic approach to invest in Bitcoin and improve plans’ risk-return profile and funding status.
The retired CEO of VCIMCO championed an alternative path to increase the university’s resources.
Strategic buyers’s growing appetite for software — and capital for acquisitions — point to bigger opportunities for investors.
Investors need the flexibility to look across asset classes and across the capital structure to make these deals work.
Fiduciary responsibility can never be fully outsourced, argues CIEBA’s Dennis Simmons.
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