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“A compelling analysis o the challenges o investment management, and why investment management frms require innovation to succeed.” —Blake Grossman, CEO, Barclays Global Investors “Great investment managers understand that positioning portolios or clients should not be an act o conormity, but rather a constant journey o shiting undamentals and opinion. Wayne and Ralph bring this act to lie by addressing some o the key challenges to serious investment thinking, using top-level researchers in their respective felds. For those investment managers and clients who want to go beyond the ordinary.” —Jeff Diermeier, former CEO of CFA Institute and retired CIO of UBS Global Asset Management “The essays in this book provide an invaluable reerence point o serious readings or money managers. The works provide the analyst with the most recent scholarship in a single book, presenting ideas and philosophy that will lead me back to its various sections time and time again.” — Kenneth S. Hackel, CFA, President, CT Capital LLC “The crash o 2007–2009 brought a harsh conclusion to a quarter o a century o unprecedented growth and prosperity or the investment management industry, which aces no less a task than reinventing itsel. Rieves’ and Wagner’s contribution to the way orward couldn’t be timelier.” —Richard Ennis, Principal, Ennis Knupp+Associates Wiley and the Wiley logo are registered trademarks o John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All other trademarks are the property o their respective owners. Go Beyond the Ordinary 978-0-470-45 594-4 • Cloth 450 pages • US $135.00 About the editors Wayne H. Wagner (Venice, CA) is the founding and lead principle of OMuNI, and a ounding principle o Wilshire Associates. He is known or his pioneering work in designing balancing algorithms or the world’s frst operational index und, and later developed methods to deal with the hidden delay and opportunity costs o trading. Ralph A. Rieves (Colorado Springs, CO) is the Managing Director of Farragut, Jones & Lawrence. He was the rst editorial director of the Dow Jones-Irwin imprint and was one of the founding editors of the Journal of Investment Consulting. Don’t miss out on this seminal work from investment luminaries! Buy Your Copy Today—A vailable Wherever Books Are Sold or on Wiley.com Now Available! Foreword by Joel Chernoff, Executive Editor, Pensions & Investments

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“A compelling analysis o the challenges o invest-ment management, and why investment managementfrms require innovation to succeed.”

—Blake Grossman, CEO, Barclays Global Investors

“Great investment managers understand thatpositioning portolios or clients should not be anact o conormity, but rather a constant journey oshiting undamentals and opinion. Wayne and Ralphbring this act to lie by addressing some o the keychallenges to serious investment thinking, usingtop-level researchers in their respective felds. Forthose investment managers and clients who want togo beyond the ordinary.”

—Jeff Diermeier, former CEO of CFA Institute andretired CIO of UBS Global Asset Management

“The essays in this book provide an invaluablereerence point o serious readings or moneymanagers. The works provide the analyst withthe most recent scholarship in a single book,presenting ideas and philosophy that will lead meback to its various sections time and time again.”

— Kenneth S. Hackel, CFA, President, CTCapital LLC

“The crash o 2007–2009 brought a harshconclusion to a quarter o a century ounprecedented growth and prosperity or theinvestment management industry, which acesno less a task than reinventing itsel. Rieves’and Wagner’s contribution to the way orwardcouldn’t be timelier.”

—Richard Ennis, Principal, EnnisKnupp+Associates

Wiley and the Wiley logo are registered trademarks o John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All other trademarks are the property o their respective owners.

Go Beyond the Ordinary

978-0-470-45594-4 • Cloth

450 pages • US $135.00

About the editors

Wayne H. Wagner (Venice, CA) is the founding and lead principle of OMuNI, and a ounding principleo Wilshire Associates. He is known or his pioneering work in designing balancing algorithms or theworld’s frst operational index und, and later developed methods to deal with the hidden delay andopportunity costs o trading.

Ralph A. Rieves (Colorado Springs, CO) is the Managing Director of Farragut, Jones & Lawrence. He wasthe rst editorial director of the Dow Jones-Irwin imprint and was one of the founding editors of theJournal of Investment Consulting.

Don’t miss out on this seminal work from investment luminaries! Buy Your Copy Today—Available Wherever Books Are Sold or on Wiley.com

NowAvailable!

Foreword by Joel Chernoff, Executive Editor, Pensions & Investments