E296: Former CIO of CalSTRS on Why LPs Overpay for ‘Innovation’
What actually separates great institutional investors from average ones and why does governance matter more than brilliance? In this episode, I talk with Christopher J. Ailman, former Chief Investment Officer of CalSTRS, about the decisions that shaped one of the largest and most successful public pension funds in the…
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