“Using the ‘Pyramid of Organizational Development’ to Create ‘Incremental Alpha’”
Abstract
The terms “Alpha” and “Beta” are commonly used by invest professionals. The term “Beta” refers to the relationship between risk or risk and return: the greater the risk (of loss) the greater the expected return and vice versa. “Alpha” is the term used by investment professionals to indicate a differential or incremental value of a company that is unrelated to Beta. The purpose of this article is to examine how an empirically validated strategic management concept termed “the Pyramid of organizational development” can be to create ‘incremental alpha.’
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/smq.v4n4a1
Abstract
The terms “Alpha” and “Beta” are commonly used by invest professionals. The term “Beta” refers to the relationship between risk or risk and return: the greater the risk (of loss) the greater the expected return and vice versa. “Alpha” is the term used by investment professionals to indicate a differential or incremental value of a company that is unrelated to Beta. The purpose of this article is to examine how an empirically validated strategic management concept termed “the Pyramid of organizational development” can be to create ‘incremental alpha.’
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/smq.v4n4a1
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