Over the last few years, the Group has developed a strong relationship with start-ups, and specifically Fintechs, based on four pillars: co-creating, accelerating, banking and investing .

Quantitative policy is not new.

I recently blogged about the similarities between athletes and business owners as they pertain to investing around a large, concentrated position, and briefly concluded that an all-or-nothing approach (i.e., a muni/private business barbell or ignoring the concentrated position completely) is likely suboptimal.

Those of a certain age will recall the bitterly contested 1992 US presidential election that pitted incumbent George H. W. Bush against Bill Clinton, the Democratic challenger from Arkansas.

I recently blogged about the similarities between athletes and business owners as they pertain to investing around a large, concentrated position, and briefly concluded that an all-or-nothing approach (i.e., a muni/private business barbell or ignoring the concentrated position completely) is likely suboptimal.

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Over the last few years, the Group has developed a strong relationship with start-ups, and specifically Fintechs, based on four pillars: co-creating, accelerating, banking and investing .

I recently blogged about the similarities between athletes and business owners as they pertain to investing around a large, concentrated position, and briefly concluded that an all-or-nothing approach (i.e., a muni/private business barbell or ignoring the concentrated position completely) is likely suboptimal.

Quantitative policy is not new.

Over the last few years, the Group has developed a strong relationship with start-ups, and specifically Fintechs, based on four pillars: co-creating, accelerating, banking and investing .