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In This Issue
Cover Story
Mending the Seams:
Financial Crisis Points to Need for
International Regulatory Reform

Features
Independent Research:
Salvation in the Middle Market

A Watershed Moment:
Calculating the Risks of
Impending Water Shortages

Investing in Troubled Times:
Entrepreneurs Are Your Safest Bet

Team of Rivals:
Can Corporate America and Academia Reconcile Their Worldviews and Work Together?

Departments
From the
Executive Director

Providing Continuity and Diversity

Letters to the Editor

Hot Zones
Ignorance Is Not Bliss:
The Dangers of Taking a
Set-It-and-Forget-It Approach
to Target-Date Funds

Hot Zones
The Seat Belt Problem:
A New Approach to Calculating
Risk-Adjusted Returns

Hot Zones
Advance Your Advisory Practice:
Steps for Implementing the RIA Business Model

Worldview
Shifting Sands:
Egypt Delivers Impressive
Results—But With Risks

Education for Practice
The Problem of Loss:
A Primer on Value at Risk

Education for Practice
Calculating Solvency:
Creating a Z-Score Calculator
on Your PDA

Education for Practice
Sounder Grounds for Prediction:
Deriving a Forward-Looking
Equity Market Risk Premium

Careers
The Sustainability Education Gap:
How Business Programs Fail (and Succeed) at Integrating Sustainability

Careers
Landing a Government Job:
Public-Sector Careers Offer
Security in Tough Times

Case Study
Revisiting StoneRidge:
Congress Could Restore
Aiders’ and Abettors’ Liability

Interview
Picking Up the Pieces:
Stephen Harbeck and Irving Picard
on the Lehman and Madoff Cases

Book Reviews
Extending the Canon:
New Titles

Final Analysis
Two Cartoons

Hot Zones

Advance Your Advisory Practice
Steps for Implementing the RIA Business Model
Fall 2009

Ignorance Is Not Bliss
The Dangers of Taking a
Set-It-and-Forget-It Approach to Target-Date Funds
Fall 2009

The Seat Belt Problem
A New Approach to Calculating Risk-Adjusted Returns
Fall 2009

GIPS 2010
Major Changes to Global Standards Concern Investors
Summer 2009

The Hierarchy of Risk
A New Approach to Risk Management
Summer 2009

Sliced, Diced, Chopped, Chunked
A Taste of Structured Investments
Summer 2009

Plug In and Play
The Current Is Flowing in Electric Grid Investing
Spring 2009

Refactoring Research
Analysts and Asset Managers Confront the New Model for Information
Spring 2009

Knowledge of Good and Evil
A Brief History of Compliance
Winter 2009

Crossing the Chasm
Derivatives in the New Era
Fall 2008

Wall Street Meets the EPA
The Expanding Dialogue on Environmental Data, Corporate Performance, and Securities Analysis
Fall 2008

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