.png)
Andrew (Drew) Dickson is the founder of Albert Bridge Capital, and CIO of their Alpha Europe strategy. He has over 20 years of industry experience, and previously was a partner in the asset management division of Perella Weinberg Partners (PWP).
He has worked as a research assistant for Richard Thaler, as well as studied under Eugene Fama, and here he shares how investment factors matter, what his process looks like and some of his views on behavioral finance. An interview with a lot to learn from!
Click to see the video here on YouTube, or listen here on Spotify.
You might Also Like
ON BEHAVIORAL FINANCE AND STOCK PICKING
Drew chats with Dr. Daniel Crosby about behavioral economics and stock-picking.
Read more
WHY EUROPEAN VALUE STOCKS MIGHT WIN
In a return to normalcy, Europe might have a lot of catching up to do – particularly some of the value stocks across the continent. For American investors that have previously been shunning European opportunities, this is something worth considering.
Read more
EUROPE'S COMPANIES LANGUISH IN THE SLOW LANE
US outperformance has been driven in part by global investors’ obsession with the growth stocks that dominate US indices. Europe, meanwhile, is weighted towards value stocks, or companies where profits or book values suggest that a higher share price is merited.
Read more
