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Warren Buffett. Dennis Van Tine/AP Ted Seides made a $1 million, decade-long bet with Warren Buffett that he lost in 2017.The investor wagered ...

David Swensen, the pioneer of Yale who remodeled investments On monday David Swensen despite a long battle with cancer he gave a regular class on investing at his beloved Yale University. Two days later, he finally managed to make some of the biggest money he did, 67 years old. The investment industry has produced more than just direct and ruthless tycoons, unfortunate failures, and foolish fraudsters. In Swensen (who has run a $ 31 billion endowment for his alma mater since 1985), he had a rare asceticism when he transformed the seemingly wealthless management of the industry. “They are g...

According to former colleagues and friends, few institutional investors have been as influential as David Swensen.     The longtime Yale University investment chief died at age 67 on Wednesday after a long battle with cancer, the school’s president announced on Thursday. Those who knew him say he leaves behind a legacy of pioneering investment management and enduring mentorship that will live on for years to come.   “It is a day of grief but also a day of gratitude,” Anne Martin, chief investment officer at Wesleyan University and a former Yale Investments Office director, said via...

Mark Cuban is betting $1 million that Amazon and Netflix will best the S&P 500 over 10 years - and another $1 million on crypto to do the same tmohamed@businessinsider.com (Theron Mohamed) © Brian Snyder/Reuters Mark Cuban. Brian Snyder/Reuters Mark Cuban is betting $1 million that Netflix and Amazon will outperform the S&P 500. He's also wagering $1 million that bitcoin or ether will beat the index over 10 years. Warren Buffett bet on the benchmark to beat hedge funds over a decade and won. The billionaire Mark Cuban is so confident that his two favorite stocks and the top...

Your article was successfully shared with the contacts you provided. The true measure of an active investment manager is more than a beating-the-market track record, longtime hedge fund investor Ted Seides says.  “It’s a combination of process, client base and a deep passion for the business” and more,  Seides, founder of Capital Allocators and host of the popular podcast of the same name, tells ThinkAdvisor in an interview.  In 2007, Seides took the active-versus-passive investing debate to an extreme when he famously initiated a non-profitable bet with Warren Buffett pitting the...