Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More

Unlike other portmanteaus in the English language (think “smog” or “brunch”), the definition for “fintech” — financial technology — is evolving, due largely to the machine learning that is increasingly driving it. Refinements in the structure and ...Read More

The legend of how Nathan Rothschild made a killing at the London Stock Exchange in the wake of Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo goes something like this: by deploying the most advanced tech available at the time (courier pigeon, the fas...Read More

The Need For New Data Following the markets used to mean gathering data from a few main sources. Investors could keep themselves updated by reading the Wall Street Journal daily. Analysts and financial managers would read financial statements and...Read More

Everyone understands the nature of a prediction: declaring that something will (or will not) happen, at some point after right now. And how we get there empirically hasn’t changed in principle for centuries, if not millennia: we observe and experi...Read More

Robo-advisors are taking the investment world by storm. A low-cost alternative to a personal financial advisor, robo-advisors provide automated investment advice and asset management to the masses. The AI behind these automated investment platform...Read More

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, and that includes its applications with respect to portfolio management. The question is no longer whether portfolio managers will adopt the use of AI, it’s when they w...Read More

For decades, Eugene Fama’s efficient market hypothesis (EMH) served as the foundation for all financial market activity. Under this theory, investors make perfectly rational decisions because all relevant and available information is immediately i...Read More

Investment strategy is kind of like Greek alphabet soup. The beta component represents an investor’s return on a passive portfolio that simply earns a risk-adjusted return when compared to the overall market. On the other hand, active portfoli...Read More

Modern portfolio theory (MPT) is a hypothesis about investment theory that Harry Markowitz published in 1952. Since that time, Markowitz’s theory has been one of the most influential forces in finance for both academics and practitioners. Markowit...Read More