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16 Apr, 2019
1st Quarter 2019 - In the Dust
One of the most popular writers of the 20th century was born, and died, in Manhattan. Kansas, and New York, that is, respectively. Damon Runyon was born to a family of newspapermen.
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15 Apr, 2019
The Importance of Investment Access and Diversification
The investment and wealth management landscapes are ever evolving, and complexity has only increased over the years. In todays world, high net worth families and individuals need the tools to navigate and gain access to interconnected global...
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12 Apr, 2019
Inversion
Say "inversion" to a Californian, and the most likely word association is layer. Its our topography that causes this phenomenon, accounting for the haze, smog and ...
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3 Mar, 2019
Truth and Consequences
Archaeological evidence suggests that, for thousands of years, the people who inhabited the Great Plains of North America, stretching from present-day Canada to ...
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4 Feb, 2019
Only the Lonely
My first impression when flying into Mexico City a few weeks ago was its vastness. From the air, the city seems to stretch forever. The Valley of Mexico has been ...
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10 Jan, 2019
4th Quarter 2018 - Stumble
Finland is a small country of around 5.5 million people, about the population of the state of Minnesota. The country has produced one notable musician, Jean Sibelius, and one global company in Nokia.
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1 Jan, 2019
Angeles' Proprietary Capital Market Assumptions
Each year our capital market assumptions undergo a rigorous review process, because a robust modeling framework plays a vital role in the formulation of investment policy.
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31 Dec, 2018
Book Wrap
Time for my semi-annual book perspective. I read a lot of books, but truthfully, most of them I move through pretty quickly. In the non-fiction world, I find many ...
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20 Dec, 2018
Breathe
Twenty-five hundred years, Siddhartha Gautama practiced a form of meditation that involved controlled breathing. Much later, about 700 years ago, this practice, ...
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15 Oct, 2018
3rd Quarter 2018 - De Schuilplaats
Willem ten Boom, after years of apprenticeship as a watchmaker, opened his own store in Haarlem in 1837. His son, Casper, also became a watchmaker, and the trade was passed down to Casper's children.
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7 Sep, 2018
Benefits of Outsourced Chief Investment Office (OCIO)
Better governance. Greater accountability. Increased scale. For institutional investors with constrained resources, outsourced investment management conveys these advantages and more.
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14 Aug, 2018
Talkin' Turkey
The expression comes from Colonial America, but its exact origins are unclear, and its meaning seems to have changed over the years. Originally it was a phrase ...
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6 Jul, 2018
Not Beach Reading
I love the beach. And I read a lot. I like reading on the beach, but I am not a fan of beach reading. Beach reading is generally defined as light, pleasurable, ...
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15 May, 2018
Everybody Out'ta the Pool
Markets work through the forces of demand and supply. This axiom applies to all markets, from housing to marriage (as Gary Becker famously noted), and ...
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6 Apr, 2018
1st Quarter 2018 - Happiness
Herodotus tells of the travels of Solon, the great Athenian lawgiver and jurist, who set out to travel the known world. Solon comes to Lydia and is brought to its king, Croesus, said to be the wealthiest man in the world.
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2 Apr, 2018
Importance of Back Office Support
A well-resourced OCIO combines experience with scalable technology to streamline cash flow management, portfolio rebalancing, and trade execution, while also addressing ongoing legal, accounting, and compliance matters with detailed expertise.
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30 Jan, 2018
4TH QUARTER 2017 - BEASTS
Paris, at the turn of the 20th century, was the center of the world: the City of Lights embraced innovative entrepreneurs and artists alike.
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3 Jan, 2018
Updating the Triangle
Last year, I introduced my big picture framework of assessing the relative attractiveness of markets Inside the Triangle through the lenses of valuation, momentum and sentiment. To recap, the ...
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20 Dec, 2017
(Not) Recommended Reading
I dont like recommended lists. They turn experiences into a contest (and the winner is), and one reviewers preferences may have ...
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16 Nov, 2017
Hot As Hell
Hell is hot, as everyone knows. Everyone knows this, but there really is no conclusive evidence: no eyewitness reports, no scientific instruments to measure ...
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31 Oct, 2017
3RD QUARTER 2017 - GHOST MOVES
Wei Qi translates as "surrounding game". It is the oldest board game in continuous play in its original form, some 3,000-4,000 years old. Confucius wrote of the many benefits in developing the mind and spirit for those who study the game..
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22 Sep, 2017
It's About Time
Lost Time is never found again, advised Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richards Almanack. And Dante Alighieri observed, The wisest are the most ...
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21 Aug, 2017
For What It's Worth
In the summer of 1966, throngs of young people crowded the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles to hear their favorite bands. Over at the Sunset Tower, Jim Morrison ...
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27 Jul, 2017
2ND QUARTER 2017 - CINCINNATUS
Henry Knox was the proprietor of a popular Boston book store, which afforded him time to read up on his favorite topic: military tactics and strategy. When the British occupied Boston in 1775, Knox, with no military experience...
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