Podcast
Enterprising Investor
Hosted by CFA Institute · EN
Enterprising Investor is the flagship podcast of CFA Institute and the definitive program for the investment management industry. As stewards of the investment industry, Enterprising Investor will feature intimate conversations with some of the most influential people from the world of finance about the topics that matter most to investment professionals.
27episodes
Episodes
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Value Investing
Dec 31, 2013Tap to summarizeIn episode #228, Scott M. Black explains his style of value investing, skills needed for success, what the future may hold for active management and tips on finding value in the art market.
Transcribe →Free Markets in Russia
May 16, 2012Tap to summarizeIn episode #152, John T. Connor discusses how Russia's markets are more open and free than commonly thought. He also discusses the growth of the investable universe of companies over the past 15 years.
Transcribe →The Latin American Investment Climate
Jul 20, 2011Tap to summarizeIn episode #109, Melvin Escudero discusses some of the elements that will be critical for Latin America's continued growth into the future.
Transcribe →Behavioral Finance Compared to Efficient Markets
Jan 26, 2011Tap to summarizeIn episode #085, Christopher Malloy contrasts the efficient market hypothesis and behavioral finance and discusses how investors can think about an inefficient market.
Transcribe →Opportunities and Challenges in Eastern European Markets
Jan 12, 2011Tap to summarizeIn episode #082, Lars Christensen discusses central and eastern European markets and compares them with other emerging markets.
Transcribe →Emerging Markets and International Capital Flows
Jun 11, 2010Tap to summarizeIn episode #046, Tarun Ramadorai discusses the difference between current credit crisis and Asian financial crisis as regarding emerging economies.
Transcribe →Insights on Human Behavior and Markets
Jun 7, 2010Tap to summarizeIn episode #050, Dan Ariely discusses Behavioral Economics vs. Rational Economics and the future directions of economic research.
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