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The Albatross is about managing concentrated wealth. Each week, I interview an expert, and we discuss the risks of holding public and private single-asset positions and the numerous ways of exiting thoughtfully. This includes tax-loss harvesting, hedging with options and variable prepaid forwards, exchange funds, qualified opportunity funds, numerous charitable strategies, estate planning vehicles, and several other solutions for private stock and other assets.
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Paul Bouchey is the Editor of the Journal of Wealth Management, Managing Director of Applied Research at Morgan Stanley, and the former Chief Investment Officer at Parametric Portfolio Associates. He tells us how Parametric went from active manager in the 1980s to $600 billion AUM passive powerhouse in the 2000s, about the new interest in taxable investment management driven by long/short strategies, and when long/short may and may not be the best solution.
The Albatross is about navigating concentrated wealth. Markets are at all-time highs, and founders, executives, early employees, and investors have become rich... but highly concentrated. Many are unable or unwilling to diversify. Solutions exist: selling, hedging, tax-loss harvesting, partnerships, charitable strategies, and more. Every week, Brent Sullivan speaks with experts on single-stock concentration, the risks of inaction, and exiting thoughtfully.
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