12.11.2021, Blog
Institutional investors are often blamed for short-termism. Short-term performance pressures on investors can result in an excessive focus on short-term market movements at the expense of investors’ long-term interests.
3.11.2021, Blog
Lean, originally developed by Toyota Production Systems, has reached public awareness over the last few decades and lean doctrines have been widely utilized in operational process development. Would it be possible to implement lean thinking in decision-making as well?
28.4.2021, Blog
Interest in responsible investment has seen an exponential growth over the past decade. Investments are pouring into ESG-based products at an accelerating rate. The trend is good, but not fully without problems.
3.3.2021, Blog
The investment strategies of the various earnings-related pension insurance companies generally appear to be very similar. Would it be reasonable then to abandon the institutional decentralisation of investment activities within the earnings-related pension system if all of the pension insurance companies are anyway ending up with similar investment strategies?
15.2.2021, Blog
Responsible investing has become a megatrend that is shaping the financial markets. There is a wide range of responsible investment opportunities available but comparing them is challenging. Responsibility cannot be measured with a ruler.
2.10.2020, Blog
Diversification has decreased in the financial markets due to the growing central bank stimulus. Investors are hunting for yield in more risky and illiquid assets which tend to correlate with each other in distressed markets. Can slow-moving investments still bring diversification in ever-faster liquid markets?