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Diversity and Investment Performance: What Trade-Off?

CFA Institute

Is there a trade-off between diversity and investment performance?

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What-if analysis or why is it important for good financial planning software?

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It involves evaluating the impact of various "what-if" situations on financial flows projections, business performance measures, or outcomes. This analysis can help you identify risks, assess the feasibility of goals, or optimize your financial plans. Risk Management: What-if analysis is also useful in risk management.

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China’s Enterprise Annuities: “Long-Term Money, Short-Term Investment”

CFA Institute

The operation of enterprise annuities in China suffers from a "long-term money, short-term investment" mindset.

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On Investment Objectives and Risks, Clear Communication Is Key, Part 3

CFA Institute

Portfolio Pi and Portfolio Eta are new decision metrics that connect investment objectives and risks.

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Why Invest in Stocks?

CFA Institute

Equities are not necessarily more risky than such "safe" assets as US Treasuries. .

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Investing in the Age of Engagement

CFA Institute

Heather Brilliant, CFA, defines engagement as “proactively, constructively, and collaboratively engaging with the management teams of the companies in which we invest.”.

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Modernising finance reporting in support of ESG

Future CFO

Reporting is no longer just about providing quarterly financial performance. These new requirements have made nonfinancial disclosures a part of business and the long-term investment thesis. They will act as a global baseline for providing, a more holistic picture of corporate performance.

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