Robin Wigglesworth is an editor for FT Alphaville, a financial blog associated with the Financial Times. With a focus on the national financial landscape of the United Kingdom, Robin covers a wide range of topics including bond markets, hedge funds, private equity, and market trends. His work has been featured in various publications including Institutional Investor and The Australian Financial Review.
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The father of passive investing has passed away
By: Robin Wigglesworth, John McQuown, Oren Cass Will, David Hebert, Rob Smith, John Tamny, Court Shirks, Charles Sauer, Daniel Savickas, Jon Decker, Andrew Chow, Patrice Onwuka
Carl M. Cannon's Morning Note headlines against the historic events
The most amusing interpretation is the best one
By: Robin Wigglesworth, Elizabeth Warren Will, Jon Decker, Korok Ray, John Tamny, Aaron Brown, Daniel Savickas, Andrew Chow, Patrice Onwuka
Carl M. Cannon's Morning Note headlines against the historic events
Cross my chart and hope to die
People aren’t as worried about bond market liquidity \o/
The ‘original Coke’ of risk parity is getting bottled up
By: Ian Smith, Robin Wigglesworth
Ken Griffin’s high-speed trading firm builds team in Paris and will start trading German Bunds
By: Robin Wigglesworth
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