Chazen Global Insights, Finance
A Pioneer
The placement agent concept that Charles Eaton ’68 spearheaded has become a multibillion-dollar industry.
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
What Do Financial Economists Have to Say About "Value"?
Why practitioners of value investing and academics who study it have more to learn from each other than they think.
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
Value Investing’s Long Run
What the gradual turn away from modern portfolio theory holds for value investing.
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
Research: Balancing the Returns of Offering Free Information
Can free sampling hurt your business?
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
Greenwald Explains Value Investing Principles
At the 2005 Alumni Reunion, Professor Bruce Greenwald put forth a simple truth about investing: in any sale, one person is wrong. Value investing offers a framework for ending up on the right side of the sale.
Chazen Global Insights, Finance
The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville
“Superinvestor” Warren E. Buffett, who got an A+ from Ben Graham at Columbia in 1951, never stopped making the grade. He made his fortune using the principles of Graham and Dodd's Security Analysis. Here, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of that classic text, he tracks the records of investors who stick to the “value approach” and have gotten rich going by the book.