Post-Mortem: Learnings from 2022 | EP128

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Chief Investment Officer Paul Moroz shares takeaways from the Research team's annual post-mortem discussions. Highlights: The cyclical—and long-term—aspect to investment learnings Why interest rake hikes were a big factor and topic of conversation "Fishtailing" and the difficulties of trying to right-size information How emotional intelligence makes for better decision making "Simplify, clarify, focus" and offsetting the toll of complexity in processes

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