Mr. Gray is director at the Centre for Capital Market Dysfunctionality at the Sydney University of Technology. He is also a special adviser to Brookline, an alternative asset specialist. Previously, Mr. Gray worked at GMO in a broad global role based in Sydney. In 2003, he worked at Sunsuper, a $10 billion not-for-profit financial services organization, as its first chief investment officer. Prior to his job at Sunsuper, Mr. Gray worked for a number of years at GMO in Boston as a product specialist for global asset allocation and quantitative international equities, as well as a member of their U.K. investment committee. For 10 years, he worked at AMP Asset Management in Sydney in a variety of roles, including quantitative research, business strategy, marketing, and client relation. Mr. Gray joined AMP Asset Management after a 20-year academic career in pure mathematics, the history and philosophy of mathematics, and industrial consulting.

Mr. Gray is an active member of a variety of industry bodies. He is regularly invited to speak at international and domestic conferences on investing and publishes regularly in both popular and professional journals.

Avoiding Short-Termism in Investment Decision Making 

• The sources of short-termism and the market participants that encourage it
• The benefits and advantages of having a longer-term perspective
• Five steps to getting to and exploiting the long term