1970s
Ken Fisher is professionally trained by his father, Philip Fisher, the widely acclaimed investor and money manager.
Early 1970s
1970s
Ken Fisher engages in a wide array of investment activities, including M&A consultancy in the then-emerging intersection of technology, custom research and portfolio management.
Late 1970s
Ken Fisher’s theoretical work pioneers a tool known as the Price-to-Sales Ratio, now a core element of modern financial curriculum.
Fisher Investments is established as a sole proprietorship in the US.
1979
1980s
Fisher Investments pioneers a new school of equity style management: US small cap value equity.
Early 1980s
Ken Fisher becomes the “Portfolio Strategy” columnist for Forbes magazine. The column runs from 1984 through 2016, making Ken the longest continuously running columnist in Forbes’ publishing history of over a century.
1984
Ken Fisher writes his best-selling book Super Stocks.
1984
Fisher Investments contributes to the breakthrough definition of six distinct investment styles.
Mid-1980s
1990s
Fisher Investments creates new institutional strategies, including Global Total Return.
Early 1990s
Ken Fisher writes his third book: 100 Minds That Made the Market.
1993
Firm assets under management reach $1 billion for the first time.
1993
Fisher Investments US Private Client Group is formalised exclusively for high net worth individuals.
1995
2000s
Fisher Investments Europe Limited is established in the United Kingdom. The first UK office opens in London.
2000
Firm assets under management reach $25 billion for the first time.
2004
Ken Fisher writes his critically acclaimed fourth book: The Only Three Questions That Count.
2006
Fisher Investments enters into a joint venture, Grüner Fisher Investments, an investment adviser in Germany. The first Germany office opens in Rodenbach.
2007-2008
2010s
Ken Fisher writes The Ten Roads to Riches.
2008
Firm assets under management reach $50 billion for the first time.
2013
Firm assets under management reach $100 billion for the first time.
2018
Fisher Investments celebrates its 40th year as an investment firm.
2019
Firm serves over 100,000 clients globally.
2021
Ken Fisher writes the acclaimed financial book The Wall Street Waltz.
1987
The Fisher Creek Campus in Camas, Washington is completed.
2011
Fisher Investments expands across Europe. Fisher Investments Netherland, Norden, France, España, België and Italia are founded.
2013-2015
1994
Fisher Investments moves to the Skyline Boulevard office in Woodside, California.
Fisher Investments is first registered to do business in Canada.
2000
The San Mateo, California office opens.
2005
The Fisher Investments Institutional Group Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) office opens.
2014
Grüner Fisher Investments expands to serve Swiss and Austrian clients.
2015
Fisher Investments Australasia is founded. The first Australia office opens in Sydney.
2013
Fisher Investments Japan is founded to serve institutional clients. The Tokyo, Japan office opens.
2015
The Plano, Texas office opens.
2017
Fisher Investments Ireland and Luxembourg are founded. The Dublin and Luxembourg offices open.
2019
2020s
The Canary Wharf, London office opens.
2020
The Tampa, Florida office opens.
2020
The Sydney, Australia office on Pitt St. opens.
2022
The San Francisco, Heredia office opens in Costa Rica.
The San Francisco, Heredia office opens in Costa Rica.
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2013
Fisher Investments launches 401(k) Solutions.
Firm assets under management reach $200 billion for the first time.
2021
Ken Fisher writes The Ten Roads to Riches.
2008
Ken Fisher writes How to Smell a Rat.
2009
Ken Fisher writes Debunkery.
2010
Ken Fisher writes Markets Never Forget (But People Do).
2012
Ken Fisher writes Plan Your Prosperity.
2012
Ken Fisher writes The Little Book of Market Myths.
2013
Ken Fisher writes Beat the Crowd.
2015
Firm assets under management reach $100 billion for the first time.
2018
Damian Ornani—a long-time employee of Fisher Investments—becomes CEO.
2016
Ken Fisher writes How to Smell a Rat.
2009
Ken Fisher writes Debunkery.
2010
Ken Fisher writes Markets Never Forget (But People Do).
2011
Ken Fisher writes Plan Your Prosperity.
2012
Ken Fisher writes The Little Book of Market Myths.
2013
Fisher Investments launches 401(k) Solutions.
2013
Ken Fisher writes Beat the Crowd.
2015
Damian Ornani—a long-time employee of Fisher Investments—becomes CEO.
2016
Ken Fisher is included on Investment Advisor’s "Thirty for Thirty" list of the 30 most influential individuals in and around the investment management profession over the last three decades.
2010
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Ken Fisher is included on Investment Advisor’s "Thirty for Thirty" list of the 30 most influential individuals in and around the investment management profession over the last three decades.
2010
Ken begins writing for the UK’s Financial Times and Germany’s Handelsblatt.
2007
Throughout the 2010s, Ken starts writing monthly native language investment columns in Netherlands’ De Telegraaf, Spain’s elEconomista, Denmark’s Børsen, Austria’s Trend, Switzerland’s Handelszeitung, China’s Caixin, Belgium’s La Libre, France’s L’Opinion, Italy’s Il Sole 24 Ore, South Korea’s Chosun Weekly Biz, Taiwan’s Business Weekly, and the Hong Kong Economic Journal.
2010s
Ken adds monthly columns in Japan’s Diamond Weekly; Singapore’s The Business Times; the United Arab Emirates’ The National; The Australian; Canada’s The Globe and Mail; the US’ New York Post.
2020-2022
Ken starts writing columns for the UK’s Daily Telegraph and Ireland’s The Business Post.
2023
Ken began writing for the UK’s Financial Times and Germany’s Handelsblatt.
2007
Throughout the 2010s, Ken starts writing monthly native language investment columns in Netherlands’ De Telegraaf, Spain’s elEconomista, Denmark’s Børsen, Austria’s Trend, Switzerland’s Handelszeitung, China’s Caixin, Belgium’s La Libre, France’s L’Opinion, Italy’s Il Sole 24 Ore, South Korea’s Chosun Weekly Biz, Taiwan’s Business Weekly, and the Hong Kong Economic Journal.
2010s
Ken adds monthly columns in Japan’s Diamond Weekly; Singapore’s The Business Times; the United Arab Emirates’ The National; The Australian; Canada’s The Globe and Mail; the US’ New York Post.
2020-2021
Ken starts writing columns for the UK’s Daily Telegraph and Ireland’s The Business Post.
2023
2015
2017
2022
2022
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