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PFP2016
PFP2016. Factor Investing: Simple, but Not Easy
Date
July 21, 2020
$49
Standard Price
This product is also available as part of the following products:
This includes sessions from the conference: Advanced Personal Financial Planning (as part of ENGAGE 2020)
This includes sessions from ENGAGE 2020:
This session will address three core questions regarding factor investing:
1) What is factor investing?
2) Why has factor investing worked in the past?
3) Will factor investing work in the future?
1) What is factor investing?
2) Why has factor investing worked in the past?
3) Will factor investing work in the future?
Learning Objectives
- Describe the mechanics of factor investing
- Understand why fundamental and career risks drive expected returns
- Understand the costs/benefits of different factor portfolio construction techniques
Speaker
Wesley Gray, MBA/PHD Finance, University of Chicago
CEO, Alpha Architect
General
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