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And just to add complexity, there's been an exposé about the telecom's use of lead in legacy cabling that could potentially lead to regulatory and legal headwinds. At the very least, more conservative investors might want to wait until the lead cable issue is better defined before buying the stock. There are two main problems.
You’re out there scratching and clawing just trying to cobble together enough angel investor money to feed yourself while you code into the wee hours of the morning, and there’s a debate going on as to what kind of paper stock you should use to print out your legal docs on. Nice work if you can get it.
A company is a legal entity. Market mistakes become bigger than activeinvestors come in again. You don't need very many activeinvestors to keep markets on their toes so much as that argument has merit, I think that the truth is that David Einhorn, the Bill Ackman's, the Carl Icahn's have a place in this process.
I think you have a great, great thread or post on X about index investing and essentially the returns and costs associated with index investing versus the famous activeinvestors including Kathy Wood and Bill Ackman. I will plug that. I'll put a link in the show notes. Jim Gillies: Sure. It is making headlines. Makes a lot of sense.
Perella Weinberg Partners is serving as financial advisor and Sullivan & Cromwell is serving as legal advisor to Baxter. Moelis & Company LLC and Truist Securities are serving as financial advisors and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Ropes & Gray are serving as legal advisors to Advent and Warburg Pincus.
Legal experts conversely argue that the global companies that form alliances to help them tackle climate change need clear "safe harbour" guidelines from governments to allay fears they could be tripped up by antitrust rules.(4) Critics of climate action in the U.S. are now arguing that industry climate alliances violate U.S.
And they were because of the SEC and the whole concept of regulation of mutual fund industry, representatives of the investors in the mutual funds. And so, legally, the directors were responsible for figuring out what to do about investing, then the directors were responsible for figuring out what to do about sales. RITHOLTZ: Okay.
00:20:33 And so in that period they ceased to be passive investors, they became activeinvestors, and that became an opportunity for outperformance. Entities like the s and p 500 growth fund are far more concentrated than is legally allowed by the 40 act, by which they’re governed. Everybody is an activeinvestor.
But the career paths from there were either kind of the PhD route, or the legal routes. In terms of kind of what this means for active and passive, I think there’s a lot to that. But as an activeinvestor, I can say I’m a big fan of passive investing. And it was interesting work. It was a demanding work.
For an activeinvestor, that provides opportunities,” Graham said, referencing CPP Investments’ approach of combing the globe and often making direct investments in a wide range of assets, from airports to toll roads and energy utilities to malls. and the U.S.
RITHOLTZ: … most of (inaudible) — Warren is an honest steward of active investing. And Buffett recommends — I mean, Buffett is an activeinvestor, but he recommends if — unless you’re going to do this all the day, all the time …. BALCHUNAS: Yeah. BALCHUNAS: Yeah. RITHOLTZ: Right. BALCHUNAS: Yeah.
Anil Gupta -- Vice President, Investor Relations Good afternoon, and welcome to the Coinbase fourth quarter and full year 2023 earnings call. Joining me on today's call are Brian Armstrong, co-founder and CEO; Emilie Choi, president and COO; Alesia Haas, CFO; and Paul Grewal, chief legal officer. On to expenses.
Since raising its first fund in 2013, Adelis has consistently been one of the most activeinvestors in the Nordic middle-market, making 45 platform investments, and more than 260 add-on acquisitions. Adelis received legal advice from Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and Vinge in the fundraising process.
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