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Dimensional Co-CEO and Co-CIO talks about his journey to leadership at the firm and shares his take on the impact current events have on investing.

Dimensional Co-Chief Investment Officer and Global Head of Research again recognized among women shaping the future of the finance industry in the US.

In his Science of Success column, Ben Cohen talks with David Booth and Errol Morris about collaborating on Tune Out the Noise, “a nerdy and genuinely engrossing documentary about investment strategy.”

In an op-ed for the Financial Times, Dimensional’s Founder reminds investors that markets have overcome every previous “unprecedented” challenge.

The Economist shows how innovative 1960s Chicago research—and a good deal of chance—sparked an investing revolution that transformed global markets.

Eugene Fama and David Booth discuss the birth of the efficient market hypothesis, its impact on investing, and the founding of Dimensional Fund Advisors.

Dimensional Founder David Booth and Academy Award-winning director Errol Morris discuss the new film Tune Out the Noise in an interview with CNBC.

Legendary director teams up with global asset manager Dimensional on a documentary chronicling the financial revolution that changed the way the world invests.

Dimensional’s Founder and Chairman explains why, when it comes to investing, doing less often means ending up with more.

Dimensional’s Wes Crill looks at the growth of index funds and what effect, if any, it has on markets.

Dimensional’s Global Head of Investment Solutions discusses the firm’s philosophy, the hidden costs of indexing, and the biggest misconception about investing.

Dimensional Co-CEO Dave Butler shares how name, image, and likeness (NIL) earnings can be a gateway to a more secure financial future for some college athletes.

On a podcast by The Business Times, Dimensional Head of Investment Research Wei Dai talks about how to approach investing in tech stocks and the broader market.

Nobel laureate Eugene Fama talks with the FT about his efficient market hypothesis and the difference between security prices being “right” and being “fair.”

Professor Stefan Nagel of the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business to help oversee Dimensional's funds on behalf of investors.

Dimensional’s Global Head of Investment Solutions contributed an op-ed to Barron’s about some of the active decisions behind seemingly passive strategies.

A Dimensional study finds fresh evidence that the index effect is alive and well—and forcing passive investors to leave returns on the table.

Dimensional’s Wei Dai shares her personal investment strategy and discusses how it aligns with the firm’s scientific and systematic approach.

Dimensional Founder and Chairman David Booth recently contributed an op-ed to Fortune about the role uncertainty can play in investment success.

Our UMA platform enables advisors to build ETF-only portfolios using Dimensional and non-Dimensional ETFs—or combine ETFs with direct individual securities—all in one account.

Dimensional Founder David Booth joins podcast host Carl Richards to discuss the meaning of money, friends with Nobel Prizes, and the evolution of investing.

Dimensional Co-CEO and Co-CIO Gerard O’Reilly delved into differences between index approaches and Dimensional’s strategies on “The Weighing Machine” podcast.

Dimensional Co-CEO Dave Butler discusses the many leadership lessons he learned on the basketball court that have helped him throughout his career in finance.

Research shows that many clients are disappointed with the performance of professional investment managers.

Dimensional Fund Advisors received two awards at the 2024 ETF.com Awards gala, including a back-to-back win as ETF Issuer of the Year.

Co-CIO and Global Head of Research Savina Rizova compares the rigidity of indexing with Dimensional’s flexible, systematic approach to investing.

The list honors established and emerging leaders who are shaping the economy, markets, and industry in meaningful ways.

Dimensional Founder David Booth talks about everything from his stint as a young shoe salesman to his decades-long career in asset management.