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Ashish Lodh

Ashish Lodh
Vice President, Equity Solutions Research

About the Contributor

Ashish Lodh is a Vice President in the Equity Solutions Research team based in London. He focuses on quantitative research across MSCI equity index solutions including factor and ESG indexes. Previously, he was Deputy Research Director at ERI Scientific Beta where he conducted research in equity multi-factor solutions. Ashish holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology and a master’s degree in Finance from ESCP in Paris.

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  1. BLOG

    How to Describe a Factor 

    Sep 10, 2020 Abhishek Gupta , Ashish Lodh , Subhajit Barman

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    How to define a factor? It’s a challenge for asset owners and wealth managers in evaluating how well factor products meet investment objectives. We found an improved and more robust measure can be formed by combining multiple descriptors. 

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    Did Value-Factor Exposure Deliver for Value Funds? 

    Jun 29, 2020 Saurabh Katiyar , Ashish Lodh , Vishad Bhalodia

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    Building on previous MSCI research into the nuanced performance of the value factor, including the impact of sectors and other style factors, we look at how exposure to value drove the performance of actively managed value funds.

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    ESG and the cost of capital 

    Feb 25, 2020 Ashish Lodh

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    We know a lot about the relationship between companies’ ESG characteristics and financial performance. But was there a correlation between ESG scores and cost of capital?

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    Beware high dividend yield traps 

    Oct 25, 2019 Jean-Maurice Ladure , Ashish Lodh , Saurabh Katiyar

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    During low interest-rate, high-volatility environments, some investors have turned to high dividend-paying stocks. However, overly simplistic approaches to selecting dividend-paying securities exposed investors to potential “yield traps.” Could these traps have been avoided?

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