Jeremy Grantham

About the author

Jeremy Grantham is a British investor who co-founded GMO, the Boston asset manager, in 1977 and serves as its long-term investment strategist. He started out as an economist at Royal Dutch Shell, co-founded Batterymarch Financial Management in 1969 and launched one of the first index funds in the early 1970s. His quarterly letters, built on the idea that asset prices revert to the mean, are widely read for their calls on market bubbles.

Memos, letters and research

All research

GMO Research Library and Quarterly Letter GMO

GMO's quarterly letters, white papers and Jeremy Grantham's essays on bubbles, valuation and long-horizon asset allocation. Read them to hear the firm that has argued for mean reversion longer than almost anyone.

Letters Intermediate Quarterly letter, plus white papers and Grantham viewpoints several times a year