Andrew Salton on Behavioral Investing and Institutional Constraints

In an episode of The Zurich Project Podcast, presented by MOI Global, Andrew Salton discusses behavioral investing and the institutional imperative.

Andrew is a committed long-term value investor with a track record of compounding concentrated low-turnover equity portfolios. He has a particular interest in the importance of managing the behavioural/psychological aspects of investing and the ‘institutional imperative’ in generating long term returns. Andrew has over 22 years’ experience as a portfolio manager of Asian equities and Global equities with a breadth of experience more recently encompassing multi-asset class portfolios. Formerly Chief Investment Officer at the Dah Sing Group in Hong Kong, managing proprietary capital and insurance funds, Andrew previously managed pension and mutual funds in London and Hong Kong.

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