Financial Engines
Financial Engines on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“And that gave me the opportunity to go back to my academic roots and start working at Financial Engines with a lot of Stanford academics, you know, headed by Bill Sharp. And then at Financial Engines, it's $40 billion in defined contribution plan sponsors.”
Aguilar worked at Financial Engines with Stanford academics including Nobel laureate Bill Sharpe, managing $40 billion in defined contribution plan assets.
▶ Hear it“everything else. And that gave me the opportunity to go back to my academic roots and start working at financial engines with a lot of uh Stanford um academics uh you know headed by Bill Sharp”
Financial Engines is discussed positively as a place where Omar worked with Stanford academics and Nobel laureate Bill Sharp to advance retirement planning and behavioral economics approaches.
▶ Hear it“And that gave me the opportunity to go back to my academic roots and start working at Financial Engines with a lot of, Stanford, academics, you know, headed by Bill sharp to say nothing, right, of the Nobel laureate Bill Sharpe. And then at Financial Engines, it's $40 billion in defined contribution plan sponsors.”
Discussed positively as a place where Omar worked with Stanford academics and Nobel laureate Bill Sharpe on retirement planning and defined contribution plans.
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