After the Debt Ceiling Debate and S & P’s Credit Downgrade, Picking an Investment Adviser in an Unruly Market: S.P. Kothari
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S.P. Kothari, deputy dean at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a former Barclays fund manager, talks about what investors should look for in choosing an investment adviser to steer them through these turbulent markets.
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[...] Here’s a quick tip from the MIT Sloan Experts blog, a short video featuring S.P. Kothari, deputy dean at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a former Barclays fund manager, who talks about what investors should look for in choosing an investment adviser to steer them through these turbulent markets. He is interviewed by Jonathan Burton, Money and Investment editor for Dow Jones’ MarketWatch in Picking an Investment Adviser in an Unruly Market: S.P. Kothari. [...]