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Value Investing: Requiem, Rebirth or Reincarnation?

BRADFORD CORNELLANDERSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENTASWATH DAMODARANSTERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESSAbstractFor much of the last century, value investors considered themselves to be the winners in the investment world, a result they attributed to their patience, maturity and good sense. That view,…

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ESG Investing: Conceptual Issues

Using criteria based on environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations has become an increasingly important aspect of investment decision making, particularly for high profile institutional investors.  As of 2019, sustainable assets under management were estimated to be $30 trillion worldwide. …

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Valuing ESG : Doing Good or Sounding Good?

Bradford Cornell and Aswath Damodaran In the last decade, companies have come under pressure to be socially conscious and environmentally responsible, with the pressure coming sometimes from politicians, regulators and interest groups, and sometimes from investors. The argument that corporate…

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Medallion Fund: The Ultimate Counterexample?

 Abstract: The performance of Renaissance Technologies’ Medallion fund provides the ultimate counterexample to the hypothesis of market efficiency. Over the period from the start of trading in 1988 to 2018, $100 invested in Medallion would have grown to $398.7 million,…

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Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble

In April of 2018, Rob Arnott, Shane Sheppard and I published an article entitled, Yes, It’s a Bubble, So What?.  Given the turbulence of the intervening fifteen months, and to hold our feet to the fire, we felt a follow-up…

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An Alternative Hypothesis to Market Efficiency

On repeated occasions, Eugene Fama has claimed that critics have failed to offer a complete alternative to the efficient market hypothesis (EMH). More specifically, in his Noble speech, Fama said, “Most important, the behavioral literature has not put forth a…

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Yes. It’s a Bubble. So What?

With sky-high valuations in the US stock market, and what we believe is a tech bubble that has dangerous implications for other areas of the market, we suggest four actions investors can take now to avoid the inevitable bursting of…

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