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The Factors that Matter for Growth in Institutional Ownership

Reynolds Holding

equity market. Institutions may exhibit differential growth in ownership due to the difference in return on the assets under management relative to the market return. The investors that do not are left holding a larger portion of the firm, whose market value has declined due to the buyback.

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Does ESG Information Affect Individual Investors’ Portfolio Choices?

Reynolds Holding

Once a niche area of fund management, the volume of global sustainable investment in five major markets reached $35.3 Retail investors are nonetheless participating in the capital markets in increasing numbers, and so it is important to understand how they respond to ESG information. trillion at the start of 2020, a 54.5

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The School Bell Rings: Time for Class!

Musings on Markets

As I watched these investors come in and pitch their ideas about how markets worked and the best way to beat these markets to the students in the class, I noticed that while the speakers all shared success, they had very different perspectives about markets and divergent investment philosophies.

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A Return to Teaching: The Spring 2023 Edition

Musings on Markets

Pre-game Prep If there is a lesson be learnt from the last few years of market mayhem, it is that far too many investors, professional as well as retail, seem to have lost their moorings (or never had them in the first place), when it comes to the basics of accounting, finance and statistics. firms in emerging markets or private businesses.

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What is Modern Portfolio Theory and Portfolio Risk?

Andrew Stolz

The portfolio return variance is calculated by multiplying the squared weight of each asset by its variance and adding two times the weight of each asset multiplied by the covariance of the asset pair. Beta is the risk statistic used to compare the portfolio’s exposure to systematic risk to that of the market. which equals 0.25.

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