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Niels Jensen

Informed Choice Radio Personal Finance Podcast

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James Rickards

Chris Westfall

Jill Schlesinger

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Lisa Stanley

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Niels is geluidstechnicus bij onder andere Krezip, Rowwen Hèze en Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Vanuit Baarlo liep de temperatuur op tot 37 graden, dus moest uiteraard de BBQ aan worden geslingerd.

Niels is geluidstechnicus bij onder andere Krezip, Rowwen Hèze en Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Vanuit Baarlo liep de temperatuur op tot 37 graden, dus moest uiteraard de BBQ aan worden geslingerd.

#27 Niels Jensen

Good morning listeners,I have a very special guest, Niels Jensen. He is the CIO of absolute return partners which he founded back in 2002. He has over 30 years of both investment banking and investment management experience. He started in Lehman in London and later joined Goldman Sachs. He became co-head of US equity business in Europe in 1992 and then joined Oppenheimer. He then rejoined Lehman in 1999 where he was in charge of European Wealth Management. Niels is a graduate of the University of Copenhagen with Masters in Economics. In this episode we discuss his recent book, “The End of Indexing”. I also want to note we had some connection issues and I want to apologize in advance for any inconveniences. I encourage everyone to check out his fantastic newsletters and also his book, “The End of Indexing: Six Structural Mega-Trends That Threaten Passive Investing”. https://harriman-house.com/endofindexing https://www.arpinvestments.com/absolute-return-letter1:34 – Tell me about your back ground and how you got started in finance and the investment profession?3:21 – How would you describe your investment philosophy and strategy?7:10 – You recently came out with your book, “The End of Indexing”, can you tell me more about the other 6 megatrends?18:57 – How do you take advantage of these 6 structural megatrends? How should investors use this as part of their analysis?27:14 – How do we improve productivity?32:53 – How should we approach index investing?34:32 – What are your favorite books?Enjoy and thanks for the listen!

Good morning listeners, I have a very special guest, Niels Jensen. He is the CIO of absolute return partners which he founded back in 2002. He has over 30 years of both investment banking and investment management experience. He started in Lehman in London and later joined Goldman Sachs. He became co-head of US equity business in Europe in 1992 and then joined Oppenheimer. He then rejoined Lehman in 1999 where he was in charge of European Wealth Management. Niels is a graduate of the University of Copenhagen with Masters in Economics. In this episode we discuss his recent book, “The End of Indexing”. I also want to note we had some connection issues and I want to apologize in advance for any inconveniences. I encourage everyone to check out his fantastic newsletters and also his book, “The End of Indexing: Six Structural Mega-Trends That Threaten Passive Investing”. <a href="https://harriman-house.com/endofindexing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://harriman-house.com/endofindexing</a> <a href="https://www.arpinvestments.com/absolute-return-letter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.arpinvestments.com/absolute-return-letter</a> 1:34 – Tell me about your back ground and how you got started in finance and the investment profession? 3:21 – How would you describe your investment philosophy and strategy? 7:10 – You recently came out with your book, “The End of Indexing”, can you tell me more about the other 6 megatrends? 18:57 – How do you take advantage of these 6 structural megatrends? How should investors use this as part of their analysis? 27:14 – How do we improve productivity? 32:53 – How should we approach index investing? 34:32 – What are your favorite books? Enjoy and thanks for the listen!

The End of Indexing with Niels Jensen

What's worked before won't always work in the future. In the world of investing, we often hear the risk warning that past performance is not necessarily a guide to future returns. My guest on the show today has written an excellent new book which takes a look into the future for investors, predicting six structural mega-trends that threaten passive investing. Niels Jensen has over 30 years of investment banking and investment management experience. He started his career in Copenhagen in 1984 before moving to London in 1986 to join a firm that became Lehman Brothers. Niels subsequently worked for Goldman Sachs as its co-head of US equity in Europe, then managed Oppenheimer's European business. He rejoined Lehman Brothers to head up European Wealth Management in 1999, and went on to become founder of Absolute Return Partners in 2002, where he is now Chief Investment Officer. His new book presents a different vision of the future for investors; one where index tracking strategies are poorly suited. In The End of Indexing, he identifies six structural mega-trends that are set to disrupt investors around the globe. We get into those six structural mega-trends in our conversation today, taking a deeper dive into a couple of them in particular. Neils says that as a new investment approach is called for, The End of Indexing provides investors with a guide to the challenging environment ahead and a warning about the future decline of index-tracking. Here's my conversation with Niels Jensen, author of The End of Indexing, in episode 324 of Informed Choice Radio.

What's worked before won't always work in the future. In the world of investing, we often hear the risk warning that past performance is not necessarily a guide to future returns. My guest on the show today has written an excellent new book which takes a look into the future for investors, predicting six structural mega-trends that threaten passive investing. Niels Jensen has over 30 years of investment banking and investment management experience. He started his career in Copenhagen in 1984 before moving to London in 1986 to join a firm that became Lehman Brothers. Niels subsequently worked for Goldman Sachs as its co-head of US equity in Europe, then managed Oppenheimer's European business. He rejoined Lehman Brothers to head up European Wealth Management in 1999, and went on to become founder of Absolute Return Partners in 2002, where he is now Chief Investment Officer. His new book presents a different vision of the future for investors; one where index tracking strategies are poorly suited. In The End of Indexing, he identifies six structural mega-trends that are set to disrupt investors around the globe. We get into those six structural mega-trends in our conversation today, taking a deeper dive into a couple of them in particular. Neils says that as a new investment approach is called for, The End of Indexing provides investors with a guide to the challenging environment ahead and a warning about the future decline of index-tracking. Here's my conversation with Niels Jensen, author of The End of Indexing, in episode 324 of Informed Choice Radio.

ICR324: Niels Jensen, The End of Indexing

Am 21/06/2011 fand der Cross Channel Performance Day im Lichtwerk Studio in Hamburg Altona statt. Ich war vor Ort und habe mit Niels Jensen, seines Zeichens Account Director bei Efficient Frontier über das Thema Bid Management und Suchmaschinenmarketing im Allgemeinen gesprochen.