In this article, Donoho, Crenian, and Scanlan report the results of their study into the cost of
institutional investor impatience. Using Monte Carlo simulation techniques, the authors …

Our perspective in this article is that of the client, but we must also understand the manager’s
perspective. Fee negotiation is a game; sometimes client and manager interests are aligned…

In the context of portfolio management, the terms “private client,”“high-net-worth investor,” and
“individual investor” are used virtually interchangeably to reference the unique challenges …

Although the theory of active management suggests that breadth is the key to a high information
ratio (IR) and thus success in active management, high conviction is another route to a …

Although finance practitioners almost universally learn in school that the Sharpe market
model, which separates all returns into alpha and beta, is the starting point for a number of key …

Since the middle of the twentieth century, employees have reasonably expected their
employers to provide a major part of the means by which they can retire. The traditional pension …

Over the past decade or more, discussions about a possible retirement crisis have ranged
from “doomsday” to “no crisis at all.” An emerging body of literature paints a relatively benign …

… In an interview with Institutional Investor Journals, Larry Siegel and Matt Scanlan urge investors
… Siegel and Scanlan discuss the evolution of their thinking on this topic and reveal some …

The 2,160,267 bp genome sequence of Streptococcus agalactiae, the leading cause of
bacterial sepsis, pneumonia, and meningitis in neonates in the US and Europe, is predicted to …

… The issues of involvement substitutes were similar to the work of Scanlan. Enjoyment leads
to innovative levels of energy, performance, and satisfaction. Enjoyment has been one of the …