Book Reviews

Too Smart for Our Own Good’s core thesis should be taken to heart not only by investment professionals but by all investors.

This is an essential source for cohesive retirement investment strategies based on the accumulation and decumulation of wealth, viewed as a continuum.

Evan L. Jones’s vantage point as a manager of managers brings invaluable insight to the most vital issues facing investment professionals.

J.C. de Swaan has produced a field manual for those fearing for their virtue in the moral minefield that is modern finance.

Rigorous, up-to-date, and practical, this textbook can help investors navigate the complex territory of European regulation.

The Joys of Compounding offers new opportunities to learn and re-learn critical lessons that will make us better investors and individuals.

The Income Factory shows that double-digit returns are achievable from income and its reinvestment alone.

Achieving Investment Excellence is a comprehensive guide to the roles and responsibilities for trustees and board members.

The authors identify the red flags that signal a study’s methodology may produce unreliable results.

The editors are to be commended for creating a genuinely valuable resource for wealth management specialists.