Word: portfolios
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...highest paid fund manager, Jonathon S. Jacobson, made nearly $7.6 million managing Harvard's domestic equities and emerging market portfolio. Last year, Jacobson earned $4.7 million. Jacobson's compensation is nearly 30 times President Neil L. Rudenstine's salary...
...billion buying them back. From her perch as co-chair of the investment-policy committee at venerable Goldman Sachs, Abby Joseph Cohen, the most consistently bullish--and correct--market forecaster of the 1990s, declared the sell-off a buying opportunity and promptly raised from 60% to 65% her portfolio's allocation to stocks...
...lost a bidding war for Paramount Communications in 1994. Then his effort to take over CBS collapsed at the last minute. But last week Barry Diller, who masterminded the rise of the Fox Network for Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. a decade ago, was no longer a mogul-without-portfolio. Diller, who heads up the unglamorous HSN, whose holdings include the Home Shopping Network and a stake in Ticketmaster, struck a deal for nearly $4.1 billion with Seagram Co. that lays a foundation for his own entertainment empire. Diller, 55, will pay Seagram $1.2 billion in cash plus HSN stock...
Since August, Sarmonica Jones, 27, has shot more than 100 rolls of film commemorating the Tasty. Jones, who works at the Harvard International Office, proudly flips her portfolio binder to a black and white photograph and points out Johnson and Valcovic...
...equity culture to be true Nirvana, it must be permanent. Buy-and-hold means buy and hold a diverse portfolio through thick and thin. But where money is concerned, the age-old forces of greed and fear will always rule. Most investors won't stick with their stocks through years of drought any more than baseball fans will keep filling the stadium for a last-place team. And that's the risk...