by Richard Lehman | Feb 5, 2020 | UpClose
Whispers, walk-downs, jumps, and drift: The complex behavior behind corporate earnings announcements Whispers, walk-downs, jumps, and drift: The complex behavior behind corporate earnings announcements Trading on earnings announcements means...
by Richard Lehman | Oct 23, 2019 | UpClose
Does behavioral finance present undiscovered opportunity for active managers? Does behavioral finance present undiscovered opportunity for active managers? The book “Return of the Active Manager: How to apply behavioral finance to renew and improve...
by Richard Lehman | Sep 11, 2019 | UpClose
It would be easy to dismiss factor investing as a convenient reason for ETF issuers to introduce an endless assortment of new products or the latest marketing gimmick in the world of passive investing. A deeper look says it is much more—and as much a...
by Richard Lehman | Jul 10, 2019 | UpClose
While volatility is often used in the financial industry as a proxy for risk, many people remain misguided about how volatility is actually calculated, what it represents, and how and why it behaves the way it does. Few investors, or even most financial...
by Richard Lehman | May 8, 2019 | UpClose
Is there too much emphasis on past performance for asset manager selection and retention? What other factors should a financial advisor focus on? A recent book, “The Trust Mandate,” takes a deep dive into how institutions select investment managers and...
