Fran Kinniry

5 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 3 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jan 18, 2021 by Fran Kinniry · across every show →

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Jan 18, 2021 negative
Opinion
Investment committees exhibit equal or worse behavioral biases than retail investors
“But we see the same behavior, if not worse behavior in some of the investment committees.”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 18:30 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
Jan 18, 2021 bullish
Opinion
Long-horizon retail retirement savers need private equity the most
“Let's think about a target retirement fund, 50 year horizon, multi-asset class, single nav, rebalanced with return premiums that could be somewhere two to 400 basis points over public markets. I would argue that those investors are the investors who need priva…”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 30:14 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
Jan 18, 2021 positive
Assertion Supported
Vanguard grew from $300 billion in 1997 to nearly $6 trillion
“So in the last 23 years since I arrived, we had 300 plus billion when I got there. Today, we're close to six trillion dollars.”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 6:49 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
Jan 18, 2021 bearish
Opinion
Private credit's hybrid beta creates difficult portfolio asset allocation challenges
“When you start thinking about these hybrid asset classes that have a little equity beta, a little bond beta, it can really cause some challenges to your asset allocation process. Like, where would private credit or high yield sit? Do you break it and say it's …”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 42:52 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
Jan 18, 2021 negative
Assertion Supported
Fired active managers usually outperform the managers hired to replace them
“When you look at higher fire decisions, there's a number of higher fire decisions out there for active managers, where you fire the incumbent because he has a, you know, significantly bad three, five year return. You hire the new manager based on good past per…”
Fran Kinniry Jan 18, 2021 ▶ 18:37 Fran Kinniry – The Comfort of Paradox at Vanguard Group (Capital Allocators, EP.173)
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