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Why Latin American Currencies Will Stay Very StrongReprinted with the permission of Business News Americas Investor sentiment has played a critical role in the performance of emerging market currencies over the past 30 years. The relaxation of capital controls and deregulation of local financial markets helped stimulate cross-border capital flows. Positive sentiment typically led to indiscriminant waves of foreign investment into emerging markets, which often threatened to capsize local markets due to overinvestment. Negative sentiment typically led to indiscriminant waves of foreign divestment from emerging markets, which would lead to a collapse in local equity prices, currencies and even economies. Author: Michael Woolfolk
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Why Latin American Currencies Will Stay Very Strong (Spanish)Reprinted with the permission of Business News Americas Investor sentiment has played a critical role in the performance of emerging market currencies over the past 30 years. The relaxation of capital controls and deregulation of local financial markets helped stimulate cross-border capital flows. Positive sentiment typically led to indiscriminant waves of foreign investment into emerging markets, which often threatened to capsize local markets due to overinvestment. Negative sentiment typically led to indiscriminant waves of foreign divestment from emerging markets, which would lead to a collapse in local equity prices, currencies and even economies. Author: Michael Woolfolk
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Risk Roadmap: Hedge Funds and Investors' Evolving Approach to RiskThese continue to be challenging times for hedge fund managers. Regulatory scrutiny is up, public understanding remains low, and even institutional uncertainty about the global economy has negatively impacted the industry. The hedge fund manager must now tread ever more carefully between the concentric boundaries of risk aversion and risk acceptance to achieve goals consistent with a particular fund's stated purpose, pedigree, and assets. Authors: Marina Lewin, Mike McCabe, Orla Nallen, Mark Mannion
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The Renewed Appeal of Pension PoolsReprinted with the permission of Berlinguer Ltd Until recently, it looked like pension fund pooling had fizzled into insignificance even before it had managed to enjoy prime days. However, it did not fade away at all and pension pooling looks to have become more popular among multinationals than ever before. Author: Kerry White
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VIDEO: New Dynamics - The Changing Landscape for Asset Servicing in EMEAHani Kablawi, Head of Asset Servicing for Europe, Middle East and Africa explores the key priorities for institutional investors as they seek to grow and transform their businesses in today's challenging and evolving environment. Author: Hani Kablawi
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CIO View: Global Uncertainty and Thirst for Yield Dominate Markets for the Rest of 2012Standish CIO Dave Leduc describes how the developed world's debt problems are transforming the notion of safe-haven government bonds and argues that credit markets for the rest of the year will be pulled between debt-induced uncertainty and a thirst for yield. Author: David Ludec
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Investment Update -- Deja VoodooMonthly investment commentary from BNY Mellon Wealth Management Business: Wealth Management
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Sluggish Economic Recovery and European Woes Curb Global M&ABNY Mellon Chief Global Markets Strategist Jack Malvey argues that an encore of seasonal affect disorder might be descending on capital markets, as sluggish economic recovery and eurozone uncertainty continue to weigh on sentiment and curb global M&A activity. Author: Jack Malvey
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BNY Mellon Regulatory News Spotlight: CFTC & SEC Begin Finalizing OTC Reform -- Final Definition of Swaps Approved as Part of Dodd-FrankAs a result of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the Dodd-Frank Act), the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are writing rules to regulate the swaps marketplace, and recently approved the final product definitions for swaps and security-based swaps. These final rules will further define the swap regulatory oversight environment as co-regulated by the CFTC and the SEC. Businesses: Corporate, Collateral Services
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Potential Beneficiaries of a U.S. Manufacturing RenaissanceThe Boston Company argues that changes over the past decade have made US manufacturing more globally competitive and that we may have reached a tipping point for a revival. Authors: Shirley Mills, Jason Gibson, Thomas Karthaus, Timothy McCormick, Robin Wehbe
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