by Paul Kosinski | Jan 11, 2021 | Business, Hedge Funds, Investing, Paul Kosinski, Securities, Structured Finance
Hedging is a way for investors to protect themselves from significant loss as it can offset or minimize the chance that the assets will lose value. All investors should be familiar with the practice because portfolio protection is often just as valuable as portfolio...
by Paul Kosinski | Jan 6, 2021 | Business, Company Culture, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Organizational Development, Paul Kosinski
Emotional intelligence has been a major buzzword in business. As much as people prefer to divide work from personal life, it can be hard to have emotional boundaries at a workplace where employees spend at least 40 hours of their time a week. Emotional intelligence is...
by Paul Kosinski | Dec 3, 2020 | Business, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Networking, Paul Kosinski
Most employees take a passive role in their careers. They put their heads down, work hard, and hope that their accomplishments will lead to success. Sometimes they get lucky, and management takes notice of their work. Promotions, raises, and expanded responsibilities...
by Paul Kosinski | Dec 3, 2020 | Business, Company Culture, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Organizational Development, Paul Kosinski
Being an inclusive leader not only means promoting diversity, but also having the capability to innovate and deal with the many uncertainties they may face. While these leaders may all have very different approaches on how to lead, they all share the same...
by Paul Kosinski | Nov 9, 2020 | Business, Investing, Paul Kosinski, Structured Finance
Before putting your money to work, it’s essential to ask these four fundamental questions to make sure your investment is safe and in the best strategic position to accrue value over time. Smart Questions to Ask Before Investing What is Your Investment...
by Paul Kosinski | Nov 9, 2020 | Business, Paul Kosinski, Structured Finance, Underwriting
Introduction: Quick Definition The most common example of underwriting is when a bank or financial organization offers an individual a loan. This loan can be for a car, a home, or to pay down debt. However, underwriting can also be applied to insurance or investments....
