Articles by Henry Cobbe

Henry Cobbe

Henry Cobbe started his career in the City in 1999 working as a stock picker for leading investment houses. In 2012, he left the world of hedge funds to set up a research firm that helps asset managers develop multi-asset strategies for everyday investors to help make investing more affordable, accessible and much lower cost. His first book, How to Invest with Exchange Traded Funds, turns portfolio theory into practical guidance for designing and managing your own portfolio using low cost index funds that are transforming the investment industry. Henry is a CFA charterholder and sits on the investment commitees of asset management firms, family trusts, charities and endowments.

16 November

The advantages of exchange-traded funds

By Henry Cobbe
3 November

How to use ready-made ETF portfolios

By Henry Cobbe
16 October

Things to consider when implementing your ETF investment plan

By Henry Cobbe
2 October

Why leveraged and inverse ETPs are primarily for speculators

By Henry Cobbe
25 September

Using ETFs to access alternative asset classes

By Henry Cobbe
18 September

Does index investing make you a ‘passive investor’?

By Henry Cobbe
10 September

The problem with active funds

By Henry Cobbe
2 September

It is a good idea to use ETFs for the bulk of your equity allocation

By Henry Cobbe
27 August

Designing multi-asset portfolios

By Henry Cobbe
20 August

Aligning an ETF-based portfolio with objectives

By Henry Cobbe
13 August

The brutal logic of index investing

By Henry Cobbe