The Bernstein Fabozzi/Jacobs Levy Awards were established in 1999, on the 25th anniversary of The Journal of Portfolio Management, to honor Editors Peter Bernstein and Frank Fabozzi for their extraordinary contributions and to promote research excellence in the theory and practice of portfolio management. The annual awards, co-founded and generously funded by Jacobs Levy Equity Management, consist of a $5,000 prize for the Best Article and $2,500 prizes for each of three Outstanding Articles.

Cast your vote for the best papers that appeared in The Journal of Portfolio Management in 2020, including all the special issues.

The first 50 voters will receive Volume IV Bernstein Fabozzi/Jacobs Levy Awards book, which includes commentaries by the award-winning authors accompanied by their winning articles from The Journal of Portfolio Management from 2014-2018. The books will be mailed in early 2021. 
 

How to vote

• On the ballot, select up to four articles and indicate whether each is your First Choice, Second Choice, Third Choice or Fourth Choice. (A First Choice vote corresponds to four points in the vote tally, Second Choice to three points, Third Choice to two points, and Fourth Choice to one point).
• Click 'Submit Vote' at the bottom of the ballot
• Once submitted, you will not be able to go back and change your vote
• All votes are confidential
• Only current subscribers are eligible to vote
• Authors are not permitted to vote for their own articles
• Articles authored by Frank Fabozzi are not eligible for an award

Votes will be tallied by Portfolio Management Research, and the winners will be announced in The Journal of Portfolio Management February 2021 issue!
 

Previous winners include:

Mark Anson; Clifford Asness; Jennifer Bender; John C. Bogle; Sr; Elroy Dimson; Robert Engle; Campbell Harvey; Martin Leibowitz; Andrew Lo; Robert J. Shiller; Jeremy J. Siegel; Laurence B. Siegel; and Meir Statman