Biography
Jennifer Curry formerly served as managing editor of the Enterprising Investor. Previously, she was the social media manager at the New York Society of Security Analysts (NYSSA). Prior to her work at NYSSA, Curry worked as the senior project editor for a nonfiction imprint at Barnes & Noble Publishing and as an assistant editor at the H.W. Wilson Company. She is the editor of several volumes in the Reference Shelf series, and her writing has appeared in Smithsonian, IndustryWeek, Barnes & Noble Review, and other publications. Curry holds a BS in journalism and a BA in anthropology from the University of Kansas, and an MA in anthropology from Hunter College, City University of New York.
As the year draws to a close, it is illuminating to look back at the articles that most resonated with our readers in 2015. In many ways, the results encapsulate the macro and micro issues that investment professionals encountered throughout the year and that are likely to shape the industry in the weeks and month ahead. So what were the leading posts from 2015?
September highlights include a look at how negative interest rates are challenging traditional economic theory, and predictions about the potential winners and losers in the battle between humans and robo-advisers.
Carla Harris explains how you can survive and thrive at work — without stifling your authentic self.
When an investment firm plays the blame game, the loser is performance. That is the key finding of a new study investigating the impact of culture on investment results.
Highlights from this month include advice on how to become a successful fund manager and how to identify accounting irregularities.
Highlights from July include an article on the importance of decisiveness and an interview with Nobel laureate Robert Engle.
Top articles from this past month examined the role of intuition in investing, the role of private equity in your portfolio, and the role of ESG issues in fixed-income investing.
Highlights from the last month included Lauren Foster's favorite TED videos, Jason Voss's favorite insights from our annual conference, and some advice on how creativity can help you stand out as an investment manager.
Is the market rigged? This is the question many investors have been asking after the most recent eruption of controversy about high-frequency trading (HFT). But could all the hype overlook a more serious problem associated with HFT? “The real… READ MORE ›
Top articles from this month included advice on how introspection can help set you apart from the crowd, as well as a look at how high-frequency trading is changing the market.