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“Fudgeddaboutit”: SEC to New Jersey Pension

Jersey shore misrepresents pension obligations.

The Volcker Rule and its legislative translation

What worked really well, what worked out okay, and what totally bombed.

Comparative advantage works both ways.

Despite the push for alternatives, Yale was still heavily exposed to equity risk.

Matt Rothman, describes yawing volatility, noting that all stocks seem to move at something close to the same rate – 70% of the time.

Neither spending more nor taxing less will help the country pay its bills.

Who could have known what countries were in trouble betwixt the cup of the Great Moderation and the sip of the Great Recession?

In retrospect, it looks like it might have been wise for Alberta to follow the followers in BC and Quebec and let the Ontario Government…

How bad could the new normal get? Well, the old rules of thumb won't work anymore.

A traditional asset allocation policy that relies on rebalancing can't work – at least not for everyone.

Principals may have an interest in efficient markets, but agents have their own interests which tend to compensation, among others.

Over the long-term, everything outperforms stocks.