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Elephants In The Room
This week, The Allocator caught up with Stan Miranda on his new research initiative, the True North Institute. It’s a think tank that aims to tackle the “biggest elephants in the investment committee board room,” supported by a forum of CIOs and other deep thinkers (think: Harvard and Stanford business school professors). The three biggest long-term issues…
Partners Capital Founder Launches Investment Trend Think Tank
Partners Capital Founder and Chairman Stan Miranda has launched True North Institute, a think tank focused on major themes driving the institutional investment landscape, especially global energy transition and the decarbonization of the economy, according to an announcement. True North Institute aims “to develop and share the deepest of insights into the science of institutional investing whether from Stan…
Disappearing Alpha
“Alpha is becoming more difficult to generate for even the most capable of institutional investors.” That’s the conclusion from new analysis produced by the True North Institute, a think tank launched today by Partners Capital founder Stan Miranda. Miranda and research director David Hurdle (former CIO of family office Eagle Advisors) examined a cohort of…
Founder of Partners Capital Launches Think Tank Focused on the Global Energy Transition
The Founder and Chairman of Partners Capital, Stan Miranda, has launched the True North Institute, a think tank focused on researching new approaches to institutional investment strategy. As articulated by Miranda, “the aim of True North is to share insights into the science of institutional investing with CIOs from among the leading sovereign wealth funds,…
Partners Capital’s Stan Miranda: Energy transition is a megatrend bigger than digitalisation
Stan Miranda, founder and chairman of Partners Capital, tells us why he believes energy transition will happen but “opportunities for investors have to be very carefully picked through”. Stan Miranda tells Impact Investor he originally founded Partners Capital in 2001 because he felt it was difficult for high-net-worth individuals to overcome private banking’s conflicts of interest. “These…