Episode 77: Aswath Damodaran, the Dean of Equity Valuation from the Stern School of Business, host Rick Ferri
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Welcome everyone to the 77th edition of Bogleheads on Investing. Today our special guest is Aswath de Motorin, a professor at the Stern School of Business at New York University where he teaches corporate finance and equity valuation. Aswath is best known among practitioners and academics as the Dean of Valuation for the many books, articles, and ongoing data he maintains on equity markets around the globe. Hi everyone, my name is Rick Ferry and I am the host of Bogleheads on Investing. This episode, as with all episodes, is brought to you by the John C.
Bogle Center for Financial Literacy, a nonprofit organization that is building a world of well-informed, capable, and empowered investors. Visit the Bogle Center at Boglecenter.net where you will find a treasure drove of information, including transcripts of these podcasts. I have a couple of announcements before we get started today. The YouTube videos from the 2024 Bogleheads conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota are now available online at Boglecenter.net. All of the sessions were recorded and they're all available for free at the Bogle Center website.
Second, we are very close to signing a contract to have the 2025 conference at a conference center on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, the weekend of october seventeenth through the nineteenth. It's going to be a great conference at a beautiful location. I'll provide more information on future podcasts when it becomes available. Our guest today on Mogleheads on investing is Aswat the Motorin.
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