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Is There Value in the Value Premium? (Revisited)

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Read Mitigating Behavioral Bias With Goals-Based Investing

Avoiding behavioral missteps that can lead to suboptimal outcomes.

Read Overcoming the Fear of Market Entry

Key findings on reducing market entry anxiety and optimizing for long-term goals.

Read Overcoming the Fear of Market Entry

Key findings on reducing market entry anxiety and optimizing for long-term goals.

Read Overcoming the Fear of Market Entry

Key findings on reducing market entry anxiety and optimizing for long-term goals.

Read Size and Style Biases in Popular Stock-Market Indices

Despite the discovery of additional factors in subsequent years, market, size and value are the genuine risk factors in real-world equity portfolios.

Read Compensated Portfolio Risk

Investors often say, “risk and return are related.” But not all risks are compensated with an expected return premium.

Read Investment Committee Best Practices: Getting Organized

Learn what to include when nonprofit boards create an Investment Committee Charter and Investment Policy Statement.

Read Investment Committee Best Practices: Getting Organized

Learn what to include when nonprofit boards create an Investment Committee Charter and Investment Policy Statement.

Read Allocating to Alternatives

Although alternative investments can improve a portfolio's return, asset allocation remains the most important decision in portfolio construction.

Why investors should own global equity over a US home bias.

How do ESG criteria affect investment performance and risk?

Understand the pitfalls of concentrated investment portfolios over broader diversification.

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