A Blueprint for a Better Stock Exchange
With the transformation of asset markets over the past two decades, ‘flow trading’ could offer a more flexible and fairer way to trade.
A Blueprint for a Better Stock ExchangeIn commercial real estate, less risk could mean higher returns
Investors who buy distressed property add risk to their portfolios, but not much more in returns.
High-risk funds outperformed low-risk funds by only a few basis points per year, an advantage that may not be worth the danger to investors.
Joseph L. Pagliari Jr., “An Overview of Fee Structures in Real Estate Funds and Their Implications for Investors,” Research report for the Pension Real Estate Association, 2013.
With the transformation of asset markets over the past two decades, ‘flow trading’ could offer a more flexible and fairer way to trade.
A Blueprint for a Better Stock ExchangeOlder, quirky homes can be cheaper, but also harder to obtain financing for.
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