Brian Singer

“Leaders nourish and uphold the culture of an organization. They make choices that inevitably limit the size and scope of activities that the organization undertakes. A good leader will only work in a firm where there is clear and effective governance to protect the culture, philosophy and investment discipline of the firm. The most effective leaders create a non-hierarchical environment in which idea sharing is encouraged, and diligent execution is rewarded. They also establish a solid foundation, a durable framework, and processes for successfully managing an organization that can maintain these qualities. And last, a great investment leader has a zero tolerance policy for breaches of integrity. By integrity, we mean not only honesty and fulfillment of fiduciary obligation, but process integrity.”
― Brian Singer, Investment Leadership and Portfolio Management: The Path to Successful Stewardship for Investment Firms

“Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to do, and what is the right thing to do. —Potter Stewart, U.S. Supreme Court Justice”
― Brian Singer, Investment Leadership and Portfolio Management: The Path to Successful Stewardship for Investment Firms