20 September 2012

Just Released: CFA Institute Magazine (September/October 2012)

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Has the world entered an era in which the rules governing financial accounts and capital movement will be routinely changed with the stroke of a pen? The international consensus against capital controls appears to be crumbling. In a digital-only article, the latest issue of CFA Institute Magazine looks at recent developments in global markets and implications for investors.

Other highlights from the September/October issue of CFA Institute Magazine include:

Why international diversification really does work, according to award-winning research.
Iceland central bank governor Már Gudmundsson on the lessons of Iceland’s recovery.
How advisers can get more from their websites.
One expert’s quest to find the next breakout markets.
Cultivating returns with an agricultural portfolio.

Plus articles on the new Systemic Risk Council, the growth of thought leadership as a career path, eurobonds and the sovereign debt crisis, how risk management dictates success for traders, and society advocacy efforts.

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Jennifer Curry

Jennifer Curry formerly served as managing editor of the Enterprising Investor. Previously, she was the social media manager at the New York Society of Security Analysts (NYSSA). Prior to her work at NYSSA, Curry worked as the senior project editor for a nonfiction imprint at Barnes & Noble Publishing and as an assistant editor at the H.W. Wilson Company. She is the editor of several volumes in the Reference Shelf series, and her writing has appeared in Smithsonian, IndustryWeek, Barnes & Noble Review, and other publications. Curry holds a BS in journalism and a BA in anthropology from the University of Kansas, and an MA in anthropology from Hunter College, City University of New York.

1 thought on “Just Released: CFA Institute Magazine (September/October 2012)”

AMITH says:

20 September 2012 at 15:29

Its good to have diversification across the segments of portfolio and dont forget, It allocates some short of security which is safe and can be termed as cash otherwise. Medium of exchange in this context will always help the economy and also raise some sort of relief during coming times

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