Peter Chiappinelli, CFA, CAIA — Partner & Chief Investment Officer · Ballentine Partners

Chief Investment Officer for Ballentine Partners, with $25 billion in assets under advisement. Contact: [email protected]

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA)

Investment professional, with over 30 years experience in the capital markets and the asset/ wealth management industry. "I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells like rich mahogany. "

Presentations and financial press: - CNBC Documentary, "When Will The Market Bubble Pop? ", Jeremy Grantham, Richard Bernstein, and I are featured - "The Best Investment Writing: Selected Writing from Leading Investors and Authors," Vol. 5, by Meb Faber. Peter Chiappinelli, GMO: "The Passive Aggressive Agg, Revisited" - Grant's Current Yield Podcast, featured interview. - Chuck Jaffe's MoneyLife Podcast. - Grant's Investor Conference, The Passive Aggressive Agg - CFA Society of Washington DC: Alternatives...Because What's The Alternative? - CFA Society Miami: Why Alternatives and Why Now? - CFA Society Ottawa: The GMO Forecasts: What Do the "Slopes" Tell Us? - CFA Society of Cleveland. Everything I Know About Investing I Learned In Kindergarten - CFA Society of Iowa: Common Myths: the Trying, The Troubling, and the Tragic - Grant's Interest Rate Observer: Interviewed by James Grant - New York Times, article about dangers of bonds, by Carla Fried - Wall Street Journal: "Who Ate Joe's Retirement Money: Sequence Risk and Its Insidious Drag On Retirement Wealth" - Ameriprise National Conference. Everything I Know About Investing I Learned In Kindergarten - AdvisorOne Publications Webinar: An Alternative Take on Alternatives: Beware the Three Boogeymen of Hedge Funds - Raymond James National Congress: "Alternative Assets vs. Alternative Thinking"' - "The Contrarian Credo: If You Want a Friend, Get a Dog. If You Want To Make Money, Hire A Contrarian," presented at numerous investment management conferences around the country - Money Magazine: "Missing the Forest For the Trees: For Decades, DC Plan Sponsors Have Been Focusing On The Wrong Design Components of Their Plan"