Emerging Markets and the Triple Whammy
http://video.foxbusiness.com/…/impact-of-the-us-dollar-on…/…
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Emerging Markets and the Triple Whammy
http://video.foxbusiness.com/…/impact-of-the-us-dollar-on…/…
#FoxBusiness...
#MariaBartiromo
#EM
Watch this in the context of recent events. This was before #Brexit and #Trumpism was centre-stage but provides a complete backdrop to us convening on #ConstructiveConflict on 25 Nov.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z5ZnG_dho2M
4-minute Video: The motivation behind #BeyondTolerance and #ConstructiveConflict at #LSE on 25th Nov, 2016. And what to expect at the event.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dUbnWFhsB-M
Register and come along!! #LSE #ConstructiveConflict
http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/…/CIS/conference/BeyondTolerance.aspx
http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/docum…/Beyond-Tolerance-Programme.pdf
Join these wonderful speakers and many more at #ConstructiveConflict
Program, speakers, link to registration here:
http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/…/CIS/conference/BeyondTolerance.aspx
"Me against my brother, my brothers and me against my cousins, then my cousins and me against strangers.” .. In the second Clinton-Trump debate: After more than 90 minutes of antagonism, a member of the town-hall audience asked: “Would either of you name one positive thing that you respect in one another?”
Mrs. Clinton began with weak praise by saying that she respects Mr. Trump’s children. But then she made it strong and generous by noting how “incredibly able” those childre...n are and how devoted they are to their father, adding, “I think that says a lot about Donald.” Mr. Trump responded in kind: “I will say this about Hillary. She doesn’t quit, and she doesn’t give up. I respect that.”
That brief exchange was emotionally powerful—the only uplifting moment of the night for many viewers. Had it been the opening exchange, might the debate have been more elevated, more constructive?
This is a great piece! Start reading from the 6th or 7th para..
#ConstructiveConflict #ProactiveDiversity
http://www.wsj.com/…/how-to-get-beyond-our-tribal-politics-…
*How* we engage in conflict is as important as what we fight for. Don't get suckered into exploitative 'us & them'. And false binaries. Don't let your anger get exploited into hate. Join the movement for #ConstructiveConflict and #ProactiveDiversity.
Register here. http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/…/CIS/conference/BeyondTolerance.aspx
Check out the amazing speakers!! #LSEBeyondTolerance 25th November.
Public event, free of charge, but registration required.
http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/…/CIS/conference/BeyondTolerance.aspx
Wonderful set of meetings here at #DC and it goes on right through the weekend...
Can we save the ‘panel discussion’ from extinction?
This is the moment when Pascal Lamy, having sportingly debated one side of the argument (at my request), breaks character and makes a point for the other side. You can read about this and other observations from the moderator's seat here, in my maiden post on Medium: https://medium.com/…/save-the-panel-discussion-from-extinct…
Video link to the forum discussion on "China Outlook" last week. Lord Adair Turner's answer to my question towards the end continued on beyond the session. I wa...s surprised at how pressing China's environmental problem is (bigger than its credit issues) and at the same time, how innovation in green tech could give it a new growth engine!
See MoreMy intellectual base in London, #LSE.
http://www.lse.ac.uk/internationalRelati…/…/CIS/cishome.aspx




I know, that's not my photo. But it is, if you click on the link. #LSE
Four points about financial regulations


In this keynote on Global Financial Regulations & ASEAN, I touch on four points (summarised in the first six minutes):
1. Is the Basel suite of regulations with its incremental layers of complexity still fit for purpose or does it need a reboot?
2. Are ASEAN's aspirations for growth, jobs, infrastructure consistent with its trajectory of bank regulations? (ASEAN should not be 'price-taker').
3. Why we need to hear more from end-users (corporates & asset managers) whe...n it comes to the regulatory dialogue: costs and consequences are borne by you.
4. Finally, conduct and culture-initiatives are very important. But they need to be based on behavioural research and effectiveness-testing, not on DIY pop psychology.
(Full text of speech available on request).
BBC video Interview on US Fed Hike, Yellen, Jackson Hole
26 Aug 2016


It's beyond "will they, won't they?". They need to tell us what framework they are using. Or not tell us anything at all. I know it's data-dependent but the market has been better at anticipating the data. Jackson Hole is about framework, mindset, toolkit. Watch me "half past the hour" this morning on BBC World.