From a former World Bank Executive and renowned investor-a detailed roadmap to adding consistent, sustainable value to globally diversified portfoliosFor many investors, alpha is akin to the Holy Grail. Risk-adjusted returns above benchmarks-alpha-are particularly challenging to achieve even with a sound strategy. Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg is an expert on alpha. Over the past four decades, she and her team consistently exceeded benchmarks and delivered appreciable value added on their investments. In Delivering Alpha, she reveals the principles and methods employed in her investment strategies,…mehr
From a former World Bank Executive and renowned investor-a detailed roadmap to adding consistent, sustainable value to globally diversified portfoliosFor many investors, alpha is akin to the Holy Grail. Risk-adjusted returns above benchmarks-alpha-are particularly challenging to achieve even with a sound strategy. Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg is an expert on alpha. Over the past four decades, she and her team consistently exceeded benchmarks and delivered appreciable value added on their investments. In Delivering Alpha, she reveals the principles and methods employed in her investment strategies, along with insights drawn from her personal life. She shows how timing, market awareness, price, and relative value to the investor are critical drivers of effective investment decisions. Ochoa-Brillembourg also debunks common investment myths that often trip up both new and experienced investors.Delivering Alpha provides practical advice on: ¿Creating successful decision-making governance to reduce errors and correctly assign responsibilities and incentives ¿Dealing thoughtfully and effectively with governance challenges¿Building the right policy portfolio, specifying desired allocations to each asset class¿Structuring asset classes and adding value-oriented or other opportunistic "tilts"¿Measuring and managing risks, avoiding common mistakes, and moreLight on theory and serious on practice, this book is the culmination of a lifetime's experience from one of the most successful women in finance. It's essential reading for investors looking to add sustainable value to globally diversified portfolios.
Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg, CFA, is the lead founder and chairman of Strategic Investment Group and co-founder of Emerging Markets Management. A Fulbright Fellow and Fulbright Lifetime Achievement awardee, she completed doctoral studies, all but dissertation, in Business Administration in Finance at Harvard Business School and received a Master of Public Administration from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. Ochoa-Brillembourg served as the Chief Investment Officer at the Pension Investment Division at the World Bank from 1976 to 1987 and continued as a Manager of the World Bank Pension assets until 1996. She is a lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a member of the American Enterprise Institute Board, the Committee for Economic Development Board, Harvard's Kennedy School Dean's Executive Council and Dean's Alumni Leadership Council, and was a longtime member of the World Economic Forum. She has served in multiple public company and non-profit boards, and she is the founder and chairman of the Orchestra of the Americas.
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Preface Introduction: The Incredible Ride Part I: Portfolio Fit Theory: The Value of an Investment to Your Portfolio Chapter 1: Fit Theory Part II: Building the Right Policy Portfolio Chapter 2: Meet the Skeptics Chapter 3: Investment Policy: Mission Objectives and Needs Chapter 4: Liability-Driven Investing: A Brave New World of Fiduciary Issues Chapter 5: Moving From Theory to Practice Chapter 6: Changing the Policy Chapter 7: Selecting Appropriate Benchmarks Chapter 8: Rebalancing Versus Tactical Tilts: How Frequently and Why? Chapter 9: Policies are Increasingly Diverging Chapter 10: Responsible Investing: One More Source of Divergence Chapter 11: The Uses of Volatility Chapter 12: Transporting Alphas (Or Betas) Part III: Structuring the Asset Class Chapter 13: New Maps of Value Chapter 14: Where the Structural Tilts Are Part IV: Selecting and Terminating Managers Chapter 15: Asking the Right Questions Chapter 16: When to Retain a Seriously Underperforming Manager Part V: Measuring and Managing Risks Chapter 17: The Boundaries of Risk Chapter 18: Nonmarket Risks Part VI: Built to Last: Leadership Attributes, Creative Management, Succession Planning, and Transitions Chapter 19: The Wisdom of Teams Chapter 20: Governing for Success Acknowledgments Appendix: Self-Assessment for Fiduciaries Glossary of Investment Terms Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction: The Incredible Ride Part I: Portfolio Fit Theory: The Value of an Investment to Your Portfolio Chapter 1: Fit Theory Part II: Building the Right Policy Portfolio Chapter 2: Meet the Skeptics Chapter 3: Investment Policy: Mission Objectives and Needs Chapter 4: Liability-Driven Investing: A Brave New World of Fiduciary Issues Chapter 5: Moving From Theory to Practice Chapter 6: Changing the Policy Chapter 7: Selecting Appropriate Benchmarks Chapter 8: Rebalancing Versus Tactical Tilts: How Frequently and Why? Chapter 9: Policies are Increasingly Diverging Chapter 10: Responsible Investing: One More Source of Divergence Chapter 11: The Uses of Volatility Chapter 12: Transporting Alphas (Or Betas) Part III: Structuring the Asset Class Chapter 13: New Maps of Value Chapter 14: Where the Structural Tilts Are Part IV: Selecting and Terminating Managers Chapter 15: Asking the Right Questions Chapter 16: When to Retain a Seriously Underperforming Manager Part V: Measuring and Managing Risks Chapter 17: The Boundaries of Risk Chapter 18: Nonmarket Risks Part VI: Built to Last: Leadership Attributes, Creative Management, Succession Planning, and Transitions Chapter 19: The Wisdom of Teams Chapter 20: Governing for Success Acknowledgments Appendix: Self-Assessment for Fiduciaries Glossary of Investment Terms Notes Bibliography Index
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