Robin Wigglesworth is the Alphaville Editor at the Financial Times. He specializes in finance, investment, and business economics, with a keen focus on alternative investments, asset management, and energy trading. Robin is also the author of "Trillions," which explores the evolution of passive investing, and has been featured in prominent publications such as Institutional Investor and The Australian Financial Review.
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Remember regulators? Lol, lmao even
Chartistic license
Charteaubriand
Morgan Stanley’s analysts are worried about quarter-end money tightness
What is the appropriate amount of arousal for an earnings call?
The garbage rally roils quantitative investment strategies
Find someone who cares for you like banks care for optimising their capital charges
‘The defining industrial innovation of our generation,’ apparently
A hot new active vs passive paper just dropped
The Borg: Undefeated (for now)
active woes?">
