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Lay catholic. Host of the Third Space podcast: CatholicThirdSpace.com Contributor at WherePeterIs.com. "Realities are more important than ideas."
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Cloud, the One-Stop Shop for Investment Management Innovation

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By Paul G. Fahey
A Destination for Asset Allocators CLOUD, THE ONE-STOP SHOP FOR INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INNOVATION By Paul Fahey | March 2022 Cloud providers are capable of operating technology, infrastructure, and data centres at a massive scale, and building new, sophisticated, and scalable applications at an optimum speed.
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Investment Data Science Builds Asset Allocators’ Power

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By Paul G. Fahey
A Destination for Asset Allocators INVESTMENT DATA SCIENCE BUILDS ASSET ALLOCATORS’ POWER Recent innovations in data science could bring huge payoffs in the investment industry. As sophisticated asset allocators take advantage of greater access to data and better analytical tools, they have the ability to more closely scrutinize their portfolio managers.
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God Does Not Want Suffering

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By Paul G. Fahey
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In the past couple of weeks, two readers reached out to me asking if I had ever written anything about how theology about suffering is misused in coercive ways within the Church. Then yesterday, unprovoked, a friend sent me this excerpt from an address Pope Leo gave this past week in Spain: This won’t be anything like a comprehensive response to how terribly Catholics can speak about suffering, but I’ll offer a couple of reflections.
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