Who would want to be a CIO in these market conditions? Less than five months into the year, and Asia-Pacific’s leading investment strategists are ripping up their playbooks — and likely tearing out their hair. Most major asset classes have wilted in the face of surging inflation, multiplying Federal Reserve interest rate rises and what looks like a prolonged energy…
Shadow Banker – Who wants to be a CIO? Not me
20 May 2022

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