by Jason Apollo Voss | 05 11 2015 | Blog, News & Events
I am very happy to be included among the high-quality speakers at the 26th Annual Conference on Sustainable, Responsible, Impact Investing in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to discuss meditation in investment management.
by Jason Apollo Voss | 03 11 2015 | Alpha Wounds, Best of the Blog, Blog
Alpha wounds are decisions made by the investment industry that hurt active investment managers. It is my belief that there is still plenty of alpha left to be harvested by discerning research analysts and portfolio managers. So far I have discussed the deleterious...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 27 10 2015 | Blog, News & Events
I am pleased to be speaking at Fund Forum USA today in Boston, Massachusetts on the panel discussion, “Are Consultants Hampering Active Management?” Hint: yes, and no. Yes, to the degree that consultants and their methods lead to active investment managers...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 08 10 2015 | Blog, News & Events
Work I did for CFA Institute ended up being a part of this piece published by On Wall Street. Unfortunately for you, unless you are a subscriber you cannot access this content.
by Jason Apollo Voss | 06 10 2015 | Blog
Last year I reported on an interesting firm, Thinknum, and its innovative new business model. The company makes sophisticated financial models available to everyone on an open, distributed computing platform. It is one of a handful of firms at the cutting edge, and I...
by Jason Apollo Voss | 22 09 2015 | Alpha Wounds, Best of the Blog, Blog
For the last several months, I have discussed reasons why active investment managers underperform their passive investment manager competition. Alpha wounds discussed so far include navigating toward benchmarks instead of away from them — shame on you active managers!...
