

Migraine In Ukraine
- Date: 07/01/2022
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- Andrew Bloomfield, CFA
Just as investors begin to feel more optimistic on the epidemiological front, and as concerns around the severity of the Omicron COVID-19 variant fade, geopolitical risk has reared its head again on the Ukrainian border with Russia. Seven years after Russia’s annexation of the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine, Russia has….
Find Out MoreCould Sustainable Finance Be Key to Unlocking World Reserve Currency Status for the Euro?
- Date: 24/03/2021
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- Montana Craven, ESG Intern
Authored by Montana Craven, ESG Intern Introduction The euro is yet to convince the world that it could be a viable alternative to the US dollar as a reserve currency, falling over the hurdles of fiscal unity, growth outperformance and political stability. However, sustainable finance currently offers an alternative avenue….
Find Out MoreEmerging Markets FX: The Framework of Opportunity
- Date: 26/01/2021
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- Torrie Callander, CFA
Emerging Market (EM) currencies have already regained much of the ground lost in H1 2020. We therefore expect a more heterogeneous set of factors to drive opportunity in 2021, as opposed to any homogenous, broad-based EM recovery. Traditional factors such as carry, value and growth should be considered alongside screening….
Find Out MoreVenezuela: A Monetary Experiment Worth Watching
- Date: 08/12/2020
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- Andrew Bloomfield, CFA
The Venezuelan government recently announced a de facto 95% devaluation of the bolivar and in the process pegged it to the value of the government’s newly issued crypto-come-oil-currency This will be an interesting development to follow. Not least because it is the first time a government or central bank has….
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