Over the past 30 years, Capital Fund Management (CFM) has scaled to over $25 billion in AUM by adopting a scientific, academic approach to investing. One of the central cogs in this quantitative machine has been Philip Seager, now head of Portfolio Management at CFM. Seager notes that the central pillar of CFM’s investment approach has been “identifying statistically significant effects.”
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