In this episode of the Successful Investors podcast, Ted discusses: lessons learned from Capital Allocators, how hosting a podcast is similar to investing capital, and what motivated Ted to build the multi-faceted Capital Allocators ecosystem. Listen Here.
Kip McDaniel’s With Intelligence held its first Allocator Prizes dinner, at which Ted received the industry’s ‘Citizen of the Year’ award for"exceptional contributions to the institutional investor community and visibility of its best people, work, and practices." We have you to thank for your time and engagement that led to this honor.
Once upon a time, Michael Milken catalyzed the modern private equity industry by financing leveraged buyouts (LBOs) with below-investment-grade bonds. Market participants dubbed the paper “junk bonds” in the heyday of the 1980s. Much like less-marketable financial conventions like “death insurance” and “passive investing,” the moniker “junk bonds” did not resonate with all comers.[1] The […]
“You can’t have investment success with a bad governance structure.” - Karl Scheer The headline in Institutional Investor reads “‘Everyone Was Shocked’: Investment Committee Members Resign After Hartford HealthCare Fires Staff, Hires Morgan Stanley. A friend of mine and past guest on Capital Allocators is (sorry, was) a member of that Investment Committee. The headline […]
