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Investors need assurance that information received adequately reflects the economic situation of a firm.
Within the current regulatory and legal environment, with derivatives and other off-balance-sheet liabilities, there is no way for investors to have that assurance today.
Meanwhile, as investors look outside the US for higher yield, the flood of money out of the dollar has bid up exchange rates in emerging markets around the world.
Standardization of laws could be intended as a signal to international investors.
If countries that adopt standards are defined as “safe” investments, foreign investors can justify their actions even if things go badly wrong.
Investors need to take account of the effectiveness of domestic legal institutions, not just the laws on the books.
At the peak, gold bugs – a combination of paranoid investors and others with a fear-based political agenda – were happily predicting gold prices going to $2,000, $3,000, and even to $5,000 in a matter of years.
During the global financial crisis, even the safety of bank deposits and government bonds was in doubt for some investors.
Fifth, some argued that highly indebted sovereigns would push investors into gold as government bonds became more risky.
Yes, all investors should have a very modest share of gold in their portfolios as a hedge against extreme tail risks.
If public debt is owed to domestic investors, it can be serviced with the taxes levied on GDP.
They involve tradeoffs: some may lead to higher inflation but lower unemployment; some help investors, others workers.
With less and less yield to be found in traditional fixed-income assets, investors piled into risk assets of all forms, driving up their price; the rich got richer, and the middle class was left further behind.
This flight fuels a broader sense of fear and uncertainty among everyone from investors to employees, which is reinforced as it becomes apparent that the CEO isn’t fulfilling promises made during the interview process.
The search for higher yields drove investors and speculators to developing countries, where the inflows increased leverage, propped up equity prices, and in some cases supported a commodity price boom.
And, once GDP-linked bonds are issued by a variety of countries, investors will be attracted by the prospect of high returns when some of these countries do very well.
The book draws on work commissioned by the recent Chinese and German presidencies of the G20, with the collaboration of 20 leading economists, lawyers, and investors.
Taxpayers, rather than willing investors, are forced to become the final bearers of risk.
And the same is true today: Investors around the world will continue to accept the risk, given the unlimited upside to investing in entire economies.
The way that illiberal regimes use the law for their own ends will not inspire the confidence of investors, either – at least not in the long run.
The Fed today has a “habitat theory” about why this time is different – that is, why the preferences of investors for particular maturity lengths imply that a yield-curve inversion would not mean what it has always meant.
His investors (including me) encouraged him to merge with a competitor that had a great salesman as its CEO.
Why Tax Cuts for the Rich Solve NothingNEW YORK – Although America’s right-wing plutocrats may disagree about how to rank the country’s major problems – for example, inequality, slow growth, low productivity, opioid addiction, poor schools, and deteriorating infrastructure – the solution is always the same: lower taxes and deregulation, to “incentivize” investors and “free up” the economy.
In that ultra-low-interest environment, investors have been reaching for yield by bidding up the prices of equities and other investment assets.
Pension funds and other equity investors would incur further losses.
A return of real long-term bond yields to their historic level would involve a loss of about 30% for investors in 30-year bonds and proportionately smaller losses for investors in shorter-duration bonds.
Because commercial real-estate investments are generally highly leveraged, even relatively small declines in prices could cause large losses for investors.
Because institutional investors respond to international differences in asset prices and asset yields, the large declines in US asset prices would be mirrored by similar declines in asset prices in other developed countries.
On the same day, investors began dumping Argentine pesos and seeking the security of a surging dollar.
Because none of Macri’s team had previously held national office, analysts and investors initially underestimated their political skills.
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