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Socially Responsible Investing continues to evolve and gain in popularity as investors grow increasingly aware of the need to consider both the financial returns as well as the social impact of their investments.
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The Economist often has a unique way of looking at things. Take the fund management industry, which they compared to books and music.
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On December 7, 2016, Hennessy Funds hosted its 9th annual Market Outlook and Hennessy Cornerstone Mid Cap 30 Fund rebalance luncheon for the media.
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Content marketing has proven to be an excellent method for attracting and retaining your audience. But, distributing your content without a marketing strategy is about as effective as bailing a sinking ship with a collander.
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If Michael Jordan never played professionally but simply stuck to pick-up games in the park, would he still be considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time?
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With more and more investors gravitating toward sustainable and responsible investments (SRI), particularly among women and millennials, the growth in U.S. SRI assets reflects the sector’s popularity.
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Staying true to who you are.
If you’re a sports fan, particularly the NFL, then you might recognize the line "They were who we thought they were" from Dennis Green who was coaching the Arizona Cardinals at the time. He said this famous line at a press conference after being defeated by the Chicago Bears in a disappointing fashion. If you are not familiar, watch the video for the rated-PG rant at the 30 second mark.
I am often reminded of the line when speaking with mutual fund managers and marketers when talking about their funds that have had some recent bumps and bruises in their performance.
Often times, it’s because a conservative manager can’t keep up when everything is going up or an aggressive manager underperforms even more than the market.
They often attribute sizable outflows to their poor relative performance and ask me for tips on how to deal with the situation. My answer is often a question, “Do your investors know that you are being who they thought you were?"
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With so many press release hitting the newswire, it's no wonder most of them tend to not get the interest of reporters. Still, they have their place in your marketing and PR programs.
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New President=Volatility. What’s a Fund Manager to Do to Keep Investors Calm During Times Like This?
Shareholders can spot a tall tale!
Finally, the campaigning is over and we have a new President. Some investors are looking to you for guidance as to what it all means.
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As we head into yet another new year, you’d think by now it would be widely accepted that sustainable investing does not negatively impact portfolio performance. However, the stigma sadly persists.
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Industry conferences present fund companies an efficient channel to market their products to their target audiences. Often these conferences attract hundreds of advisors, brokers, institutions and/or retail investors, many of which are looking for good investment ideas.
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When it comes to traditional Thanksgiving fare there’s something for everyone right?
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Making Your Money Matter
Place-Based Investing Explained by Community Capital Management
It is common for foundations, religious organizations and high net-worth investors to seek to fulfill a mission through impact investments.
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Why you should cool it with the corporate jargon
I know you know what AUM, basis points, and ROI mean. You even know how to define ROI, P/E, yield curve, duration, and EBITA.