John Montgomery
The Guardian
What holds, and what fails, under pressure, standards and accountability.
John Montgomery reads as The Guardian because at Bridgeway Capital, stewardship functions as the operating system rather than a values statement. His insistence that clients are the boss and that mistakes must be surfaced, never buried, treats institutional trust as something held in custody. By fusing culture, accountability, and fiduciary duty into inseparable obligations, Montgomery reveals a guardianship ethic that runs deeper than any governance policy could mandate.
“Culture is everything. It's the housing within which we do what we do. Why would you think that's independent of the culture that you've built up?”
“You either have to own your mistakes, get them out in the open, learn from them and make sure you don't repeat them, or you sweep them under a rug. And you just can't do both.”
“Our shareholders are investors, our clients are our boss. We have a fiduciary duty to them.”
Masters in Business: “Factor-based Investing with John Montgomery”
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