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Section I: Portfolio Fit Theory: The Value of an Investment to Your Portfolio
Chapter 1: Fit Theory
Section II: Building the Right Policy Portfolio
Chapter 2: Meet the Skeptics
Chapter 3: Investment Policy: Mission Objectives and Needs
Chapter 4: Liability-Driven Investing (LDI): A Brave New World of Fiduciary Issues
Chapter 5: Moving From Theory to Practice
Chapter 6: Changing the Policy
Chapter 7: Selecting Appropriate Benchmarks
Chapter 8: Rebalancing Versus Tactical Tilts: How Frequently and Why?
Chapter 9: Policies are Increasingly Diverging
Chapter 10: Responsible Investing: One More Source of Divergence
Chapter 11: The Uses of Volatility
Chapter 12: Transporting Alphas (Or Betas)
Section III: Structuring the Asset Class
Chapter 13: New Maps of Value
Chapter 14: Where the Structural Tilts Are
Section IV: Selecting and Terminating Managers
Chapter 15: Asking the Right Questions
Chapter 16: When to Retain a Seriously Underperforming Manager
Section V: Measuring and Managing Risks
Chapter 17: The Boundaries of Risk
Chapter 18: Nonmarket Risks
Section VI: Built to Last: Leadership Attributes, Creative Management, Succession Planning, and Transitions
Chapter 19: The Wisdom of Teams
Chapter 20: Governing for Success
Acknowledgments
Glossary of Investment Terms
Appendix: Self-Assessment for Fiduciaries
Bibliography
Notes
