James O'Shaughnessy and the launch of O’Shaughnessy Asset Management is profiled in Institutional Investor's May issue.

Jim O’Shaughnessy joins Squawk on the Street’s “Market Pulse Check” segment, where he comments on OSAM’s growth strategies.

On Bloomberg’s “Final Word” segment Jim O’Shaughnessy addresses current market conditions and the opportunities he sees for investors.

Stemming from the launch of O’Shaughnessy Asset Management, Squawk on the Street Host Mark Haines talks to Jim O’Shaughnessy about findings from his latest stock market commentary, "The Silent Storm," and the opportunities he sees in the market.

O’Shaughnessy Asset Management has finalized its separation from Bear Stearns, bringing $9.4bn in assets, and keeping portfolio implementation and leadership teams intact.

O'Shaughnessy's implementation was a study in precision and control, and an example of the need for seamless application of processing functionality.

O'Shaughnessy discusses the merits of Price-to-Sales, the pre-eminent stock buying metric he found over more than fifty years of research.

Jim O'Shaughnessy, author of the 2005 business bestseller What Works on Wall Street and star money manager at Bear Stearns, is leaving the investment bank to set up his own asset-management shop -- but he won't leave empty handed.

O'Shaughnessy and Bear Stearns agree to an amicable split. "I've loved my time at BSAM," explains O'Shaughnessy... "But the itch to get back to a pure-play, systematic quantitative shop was very much in the forefront of my mind."

O'Shaughnessy talks to Pensions & Investments about his departure from Bear Stearns, his desire to focus solely on quantitative investing and the structure of the new relationship between O'Shaughnessy Asset Management and Bear Stearns.

Jim O'Shaughnessy's research on the equity strategies he believes will be among the best performers over the next 20 years — small-mid cap stocks and large cap value.

Kiplinger's highlights the value and growth factors that work best from Jim O'Shaughnessy's forty+ years of equity research, and discusses the power of putting these factors together.

Barron's interviews Jim O'Shaughnessy about his research for What Works on Wall Street and what forty decades of stock market data reveal. Barron's writes, "What investing strategies have worked best over the past forty years? Ask this man."