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Heidt Professor of Finance, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
Director, Dimensional Fund Advisors Inc.

As the Director of Investment Strategy, Professor French splits his time between the trading floors of Dimensional and the lecture halls of Dartmouth. In this interview, he discusses the evolution of Dimensional's trading system and the role of tax management, patient trading, momentum and the ideas of behavioural finance. Watch the video


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