Titlebook: Investment Beliefs; A Positive Approach Kees Koedijk,Alfred Slager Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Costsaxes and other kind of costs on the net return of investments, advertising this as “the Magic of Compounding vs. the Tyranny of Compounding Costs”:2 the “magical” impact of combining a reasonable rate of return with the concept of time alone, versus the adverse effect that costs have on this process.

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How to Hit the Ground Running from tactical asset allocation shifts. Clearly, these organizations hold widely differing investment beliefs. Asset managers have to be aware of pension funds’ investment beliefs and vice versa, if they are aiming for successful long-term relationships.

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Uncovering Beliefsected a few quotations that we have picked up when meeting with trustees and advisors of pension funds for our research. We caught them at a bad time; in October and November 2008, bungee-jumping without a cord made more sense than investing in the stock markets, with losses racking up to 30% in the

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Inefficiencieshot debates. Warren Buffet, known for his outspoken opinions, declared that “I’d be a bum on the street with a tin cup if the markets were always efficient”.. That is how Warren Buffet views the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). Midway through 2009, Jeremy Grantham, a respected market strategist wi

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Diversificationwealth is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that ultimately challenges decisionmakers on whether to use it for pet projects now, or save it and increase longterm wealth. The Dutch chose the former in the 1970s, spending income from natural gas and earning the dubious title of “the Dutch Disease” when