BOSTON, MA – 10/27/15 – Beyond Borders Investment Strategies, LLC announced that Vitaly Veksler, the firm’s CEO and Portfolio Manager, delivered a presentation titled Beyond Borders Investment Strategies: The Global Equity Conundrum at Harvard University on October 25. The presentation took place during Emerging Markets: Investment Theory and Practice class taught by Peter Marber, Head of Emerging Markets at Loomis Sayles & Company. During the presentation, Vitaly talked about reasons for investing in international equities, quantified advantages of using country rotation techniques for global portfolio investing, and explained elements of Beyond Borders Investment Strategies’ investment process and risk management.
Vitaly also talked about competitive advantages of developing global and international portfolios using single-country equity exchange traded funds (ETFs) over two methodologies that have been dominating global and international investing over the last decade: individual stock picking used by mutual fund managers and investing using ETFs based on broad global and international indices. During the presentation, Vitaly answered dozens of questions posed by students, who traveled to Cambridge from different parts of the United States and from other countries. To read several Twitters about the presentation posted by one of the students, please:
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Vitaly also talked about competitive advantages of developing global and international portfolios using single-country equity exchange traded funds (ETFs) over two methodologies that have been dominating global and international investing over the last decade: individual stock picking used by mutual fund managers and investing using ETFs based on broad global and international indices. During the presentation, Vitaly answered dozens of questions posed by students, who traveled to Cambridge from different parts of the United States and from other countries. To read several Twitters about the presentation posted by one of the students, please:
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Below are several photos taken during the presentation.
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