Reducing a five-billion-dollar firm to five words, and learning, slowly, that the short answer was the true one all along.

In a good and bad year, deciding what belongs to you and what belongs to the market, according to Hemingway.

Nobody can name the companies that will make the next decade. This note is about what to do with that fact.

What ‘gut feel’ actually is, according to the latest neuroscience.

Why patience is the most underpriced asset in markets, according to Bessembinder.

What actually holds a client through a drawdown, according to every previous cycle.

What holds under pressure, according to a room of family offices in Changsha, China.

What AI has actually changed in markets: not the analysis, the reaction function.

No one doubts that AI is important but is it all bad?

A note on regret as an implicit asset class, according to a venture panel in gym shorts.

Every family office has two risk tolerances. A note on the one that decides.

A note on the gap between what's happening and what people think is happening, according to a living room in Pune.

A note on the shift markets are missing in India, according to the mothers of daughters.