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"While not a novel concept, the rate and speed of deficits continue to warrant monitoring. Moreover, in a higher-rate environment, carrying additional debt entails additional costs to fund. There are numerous statistics and projections about the implications of this trend for our country’s future," says Compeer Financial's Ty Rohloff in his latest guest column:

"We are now in the deterioration phase of the credit cycle. Easy money and credit inflates asset values and always ends up with poor lending and investment decision making. We continue to believe that this credit cycle is not going to be a short one with a sharp recovery." Views on Private Credit and more! Find out more on what Canso Investment Counsel Ltd. has to say in their latest Market Observer.

If you're looking for an interesting read on the current state of credit markets, the economy, money supply, inflation, the cost of debt, and private markets. Check out the July 2024 Market Observer from Canso Investment Counsel Ltd. #creditmarkets #fixedincome #inflation #privatemarkets #investing #economy

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In the captivating realm of finance, few things capture our intrigue quite like wealth rankings. Today, we're excited to share our latest blog post, "Unveiling Wealth: A Deep Dive into the Hurun Rich List," where we explore the intricacies of this prestigious ranking and its impact on the global business landscape. Key Points Discussed in Our Blog: - A Legacy of Wealth Tracking: The History of the Hurun Rich List Explore the origins and evolution of this influential ranking, from its inception in 1999 to its global expansion in 2012. - Beyond Net Worth: Unveiling the Factors Behind the Rankings Delve into the nuanced criteria considered by the Hurun Rich List, including net worth, business interests, public reputation, liquidity, and family wealth. - The Significance of the Hurun Rich List: Beyond Rankings Discover how this list serves as a benchmark for wealth distribution, identifies business leaders, promotes entrepreneurship, and offers insights into industry trends. - A Glimpse into the World of Billionaires: Exploring the Hurun Rich List Landscape Learn about geographical distribution, industry trends, and the rise of self-made billionaires showcased in the Hurun Rich List. -The Future of the Hurun Rich List: Adapting to a Changing World Explore potential areas of focus for future iterations of the Hurun Rich List, including sustainability, emerging markets, and tech-enabled wealth. 🔗 Read the Full Blog Here: https://lnkd.in/gE8BM7Fp At Strategic Execution Consultants Pvt. Ltd., we're committed to providing valuable insights into the world of finance and business. We invite you to explore our blog and join the conversation surrounding the Hurun Rich List and its impact on global wealth dynamics. #Finance #WealthManagement #HurunRichList #BusinessInsights #GlobalEconomy #StrategicExecutionConsultants [https://lnkd.in/g2RqiJTt] Strategic Execution Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

📢 New issue alert! 📢 We are pleased to share that the latest issue (Volume 28, Issue 4) of the Review of Finance is now available. Below is the table of contents: 🔹 Do investors care about biodiversity? by Alexandre Garel, Arthur Romec, Zacharias Sautner and Alexander Wagner 🔹 Complementarity of sovereign and corporate debt issuance: mind the gap by Bruce D. Grundy, Sjoerd van Bekkum and Patrick Verwijmeren 🔹 Humans in charge of trading robots: the first experiment by Elena Asparouhova, Peter Bossaerts, Xiaoqin Cai, Kristian Rotaru, Nitin Yadav and Wenhao Yang 🔹 Initial public offerings and the local economy: evidence of crowding out by Jess Cornaggia, Matthew Gustafson, Jason Kotter and Kevin Pisciotta 🔹 Do sell-side analysts say “buy” while whispering “sell”? by David Hirshleifer, Yushui Shi and Weili Wu 🔹 No experience necessary: the peer effects of intended entrepreneurs by Isaac Hacamo and Kristoph Kleiner 🔹 Building trust takes time: limits to arbitrage for blockchain-based assets by Nikolaus Hautsch, Christoph Scheuch and Stefan Voigt 🔹 Female innovative entrepreneurship and maternity risk by Fabrizio Core 🔹 Pricing protest: the response of financial markets to social unrest by Philip Barrett, Mariia Bondar, Sophia Chen, Mali Chivakul and Deniz Igan We'll be sharing more information about the articles in this issue over the next few days, so keep an eye on our posts. Or, if you're ready, dive into the full issue today: https://lnkd.in/dtNHAmjZ

Our paper on cross-CEX arbitrage in the Review of Finance is in very good company :-) Proud to see this long journey coming to an end.

Out now! Why does cheese cost so much? Should I fix or float? Is now a good time to buy — or sell? What do self-made billionaires know that you and I don’t? Veteran financial journalist Liam Dann has fielded as many money-related questions as he has enjoyed beers around the BBQ — and often at the same time. In this book, he sets out to answer them all. https://lnkd.in/gMr7RUm5

Huge congratulations to Finance & Business Analytics @ Adelaide Business School academic Dr. Marta Khomyn, and the co-authors Talis Putnins (UTS Finance Department) and Marius Z. (University of Calgary) for their publication titled "The Value of ETF Liquidity" in the Review of Financial Studies! The authors analyze how Exchange traded funds (ETFs) compete. Drawing on a new model and empirical analysis, they show that ETF secondary market liquidity plays a key role in determining fees. More liquid ETFs for a given index charge higher fees and attract short-horizon investors who are more sensitive to liquidity than to fees. Higher turnover from these investors sustains the ETF's high liquidity, allowing the ETF to extract a rent through its fee, and creating a first-mover advantage. Liquidity segmentation through clientele effects generates welfare losses. The study findings resolve the apparent paradox that higher-fee ETFs can not only survive, but flourish in equilibrium. The article can be accessed using the following link: https://lnkd.in/gMf9fz3B #finance #research #university #businessschools #publications #FT50 #ETF #liquidity #competition #tradingvolume

📢 New Issue Alert! 📢 The latest issue of the Review of Finance (Volume 27, Issue 6, November 2023) is now available. Contents: - Delegated Learning and Contract Commonality in Asset Management by Michael Sockin and Mindy Zhang Xiaolan - The Variance Risk Premium in Equilibrium Models by Geert Bekaert, Eric Engstrom and Andrey Ermolov - Leasing as a Mitigation of Financial Accelerator Effects by Kai Li and Jun Yu - Does Socially Responsible Investing Change Firm Behavior? by Davidson Heath, Daniele Macciocchi, Roni Michaely and Matthew Ringgenberg - Director Expertise and Corporate Sustainability by PETER ILIEV and Lukas Roth - The Term Structure of Short Selling Costs by Greg Weitzner - Large Bets and Stock Market Crashes by Albert S. Kyle and Anna A. Obizhaeva - A Tale of Two Cities: Mainland Chinese Buyers in the Hong Kong Housing Market by Yi Fan, Maggie Hu, Wayne Xinwei Wan and Zhenping Wang - Indirect Costs of Financial Distress by Cláudia Custódio, Miguel Ferreira and Emilia Garcia-Appendini - Income, Liquidity, and the Consumption Response to the 2020 Economic Stimulus Payments by Scott R. Baker, Robert A. Farrokhnia, Steffen Meyer, Michaela Pagel and Constantine Yannelis Over the next few days, we're excited to bring you bite-sized summaries of each paper in this issue. These quick overviews will give you a taste of the research, helping you decide which articles to dive into for a deeper understanding. And remember, if you're eager to explore all the details right away, the full issue is just a click away: https://lnkd.in/e8rW4wMa #reviewoffinance #finance #research