Economically Targeted
& Social Investment Management & Pension Fund Performance:
Investment Management and Pension Fund Performance
by: M. Wayne Marr, Wayne M., Jr. Marr, John R. Nofsinger, John L. Trimble
en | Assn for Investment Management &
0943205344 9780943205342
Economically Targeted & Social Investment Management &
Pension Fund Performance: Investment Management and Pension Fund
Performance
By M. Wayne Marr, Wayne M., Jr. Marr, John R. Nofsinger, John L. Trimble
Publisher: Assn for Investment Management &
Number Of Pages: 28
Publication Date: 1995-11
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0943205344
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780943205342
During the past several decades, financial economic theory has provided us
with considerable guidance on making prudent investment decisions. For
instance, the benefits of reducing volatility by holding a diversified portfolio of
securities is by now a well-established principle, as is the notion that investors
can expect to be compensated for performing the twin functions of supplying
financial capital and bearing risk. Indeed, much of the modem approach to
security analysis is built on these two tenets alone. What happens, however,
when we are also asked to evaluate a prospective investment by other, noneconomic
criteria? How, for instance, do we incorporate often nebulously
defined factors involving social welfare into our existing decision-making
calculus, and what will be the ultimate impact of such inclusions on investment
performance?
zip'd pdf
http://rapidshare.com/files/269732055/Economically_Targeted___Social_Investment_Management___Pension_Fund_Performance-_Investment_Manageme
& Social Investment Management & Pension Fund Performance:
Investment Management and Pension Fund Performance
by: M. Wayne Marr, Wayne M., Jr. Marr, John R. Nofsinger, John L. Trimble
en | Assn for Investment Management &
0943205344 9780943205342
Economically Targeted & Social Investment Management &
Pension Fund Performance: Investment Management and Pension Fund
Performance
By M. Wayne Marr, Wayne M., Jr. Marr, John R. Nofsinger, John L. Trimble
Publisher: Assn for Investment Management &
Number Of Pages: 28
Publication Date: 1995-11
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0943205344
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780943205342
During the past several decades, financial economic theory has provided us
with considerable guidance on making prudent investment decisions. For
instance, the benefits of reducing volatility by holding a diversified portfolio of
securities is by now a well-established principle, as is the notion that investors
can expect to be compensated for performing the twin functions of supplying
financial capital and bearing risk. Indeed, much of the modem approach to
security analysis is built on these two tenets alone. What happens, however,
when we are also asked to evaluate a prospective investment by other, noneconomic
criteria? How, for instance, do we incorporate often nebulously
defined factors involving social welfare into our existing decision-making
calculus, and what will be the ultimate impact of such inclusions on investment
performance?
zip'd pdf
http://rapidshare.com/files/269732055/Economically_Targeted___Social_Investment_Management___Pension_Fund_Performance-_Investment_Manageme