About
Susan Mangiero earned her PhD in finance during two decades of exciting work as a trader, university professor, start-up entrepreneur, and testifying expert witness. She authored one finance book, one book about kindness, fifty articles about investing, one thousand posts for her award-winning investment risk governance blog, five business plans, and dozens of ghostwriting deliverables for corporate executives. She is completing her MFA in Creative & Professional Writing while writing a book about brand storytelling.
She is a CFA® charterholder, certified Financial Risk Manager®, Accredited Investment Fiduciary Analyst™, and Certified Fraud Examiner. She has graduate degrees in both economics and finance.
Susan is a proud member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, The Authors Guild, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers of America, and Sisters in Crime.
Featured Work
Marketing to Institutional Investors in the Digital Age
Other Works
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Insight: Calling ERISA Ghostbusters-The Rise of Independent Fiduciaries
2020
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If You Want World Peace, Try Telling a Joke
2020
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Economic Analysis in Fiduciary Monitoring Disputes Following the Supreme Court's 'Tibble' Ruling
2015
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An Economist's Perspective of Fiduciary Monitoring of Investments
2015
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Avoiding FCPA Liability by Tightening Internal Controls
2014
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Private Equity Funds and Pension Plans: A Changing Dynamic
2014
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Muni Bonds, Pension Liabilities, and Investment Due Diligence
2014
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ERISA Plans and Service Provider Due Diligence
2012
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Pension risk, governance, and CFO liability
2011
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The Valuation Challenge: Swapping Out
2009
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Working Effectively with a Financial Expert Witness
2008
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Will Executive Option Issues Drive the Next Wave of Pension Litigation?
2007
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Hedge Fund Basics: Risk, Return, and Reality
2005
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Complex Compensation Issues in a Divorce
2005
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Hedge Fund Imperatives
2004
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Risk Management for Pensions, Endowments and Foundations
2004
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Asset Valuation: Not a Trivial Pursuit
2004
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Why the DuPont Model is Important
2004
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Financial Model Risk Looms Large
2002
Awards and Recognition
- Best Blog - Pensions & Investments