Finance: Investors Need Their Competence

Author calls for more competence by investors a Basel / Berlin. Despite the financial crisis familiar investors still strong banks and financial service providers. Elena Wutherich pointed out. Mrs Wutherich is author of the book was published in the March 2010 portfolio versus benchmark - performance and risk analysis in portfolio management "." Investors were hardly sufficient theoretical knowledge. You may choose between good and bad recommendations difficult. However, the existence of economic would sometimes touched when investors naive followed by seemingly convincing recommendations. Basically, any investment poses a risk. Consumers should know the mechanisms to better appreciate the quality of their engagement in the financial markets.

Practical, the main concern of her book portfolio versus benchmark - performance and risk analysis in portfolio management learn "lie in the handling of the theory, backed with practical examples, the flowing interests of the customer advisor or portfolio manager, the" Financial institutions and the clients. Mrs Wutherich pointed out that, it given clearer graphics and simplified explanations actually not be difficult to get an overview of offers and their importance as a layman. Who are sufficiently informed, protects against the loss of assets! "Elena Wutherich himself argued, investors should be interested in increasing their own competence. Details decide the author to those customers who are interested in the composition of portfolios, the benchmark on methods and models of portfolio theory in practice, as well as on return and risk analysis in the asset management because the complexity of asset allocation has risen, set up. Even the Swiss from 1987 to 2006 as a quantitative analyst in the areas of asset management and investment strategy with an international Swiss Bank was headquartered in Zurich. Today, Elena Wuthrich from Basel is freelance research analyst for hedge funds. Her book is published by lit appeared. Information