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Starting Points

Brown Advisory

Starting Points achen Tue, 03/28/2017 - 14:11 The numbers tell a clear story about the growing number of investors interested in sustainable investing. Initial steps such as these can minimize disruption and help investors grow comfortable with values-based investing. That can be a mistake.

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Starting Points

Brown Advisory

The numbers tell a clear story about the growing number of investors interested in sustainable investing. Assets in investments aligned to environmental, social or governance factors increased nearly fivefold between 2012 and 2016, according to US SIF Foundation. . . That can be a mistake.

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Transcript: Mike Green, Simplify Asset Management

The Big Picture

So the growth of balanced funds was a real, really key characteristic of that 2006 to 2012 market. And then in 2012, they changed the QDIA to what’s called a target date fund. Which is what about 85% of Americans now default into in their retirement assets, 00:30:00 [Speaker Changed] Right? That changes the dynamics.

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A Timeline of Some of The Best Investment Books

The Irrelevant Investor

Munger - Peter Kaufman, 2005 All About Asset Allocation - Rick Ferri, 2006 Your Money And Your Brain - Jason Zweig, 2007 Bailout Nation - Barry Ritholtz, 2009 The Big Short - Michael Lewis, 2010 The Quants - Scott Patterson, 2010 More Money Than God - Sebastian Mallaby, 2010 The Most Important Thing - Howard Marks, 2011 Backstage Wall Street - Josh (..)