内容説明
You see it in every business paper or magazine. You hear it on every financial talk show. You are deluged with “facts” presented as certainty: China will be the number one economy. The BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) will continue to outstrip the developed world in growth for decades to come. Emerging markets are therefore a sure bet for making money and should be part of every portfolio.
But is it true?
Emerging markets undoubtedly present one of the most exciting investment opportunities that has occurred over the last twenty years. But so was the U.S. housing market—if you knew when to get in and get out. Emerging markets are no different. To understand them you have to understand that they are different. You have to understand that you are not on Wall Street anymore. Different rules apply. And there are not only vast differences between developed and emerging markets, but vast differences among emerging markets themselves. The opportunities and risks are substantial and vary enormously between countries. Investing in Emerging Markets will help the retail investor, the more sophisticated money manager, and the prospective international businessperson to get beyond the hype, the marketing, and the dreams to understand the real risks and to take advantage of the real opportunities. This book:
- Provides an overview of the emerging markets prime for investing
- Outlines the snares awaiting the unwary
- Guides novice investors and professionals alike
- Shows how to make money by carefully selecting markets for investment
What you’ll learn
This book explains:
- The real meaning of BRICs, CIVETs, and how each country is vastly different
- How in-country rules change the game for investors
- The real nature of the Chinese economic system and what it means for investors
- The potential of India for investment
- Russia and the anatomy of corruption (beware the bear)
- Brazil, Korea, and the limits of government
- How to investing in “frontier markets”
- How to profit from emerging markets
Who this book is for
Investing in Emerging Markets is for the retail investor, the more sophisticated money manager, anyone who is or wants to be part of the global market, and anyone who wants to understand the changes in store for the globalized economic world.
Table of Contents
- Emerging Markets v. Marketing Emerging Markets
- You Are Not on Wall Street Anymore
- China
- India
- Russia
- Brazil
- Other Emerging Markets
- Profiting from Emerging Markets
Appendix: Sources of Information on Emerging Markets
著者について
William B. Gamble is an international lawyer and consultant specializing in emerging markets. He has written weekly columns for financial papers in Dubai, Alrroya, and Mumbai. He has had 27 letters published in the
Financial Times and many in the
Wall Street Journal. His articles have appeared in
Foreign Affairs and the
Harvard International Review. He has been quoted in
MarketWatch,
The New York Times,
USA TODAY, The Far Eastern Economic Review, The Asset, The International Herald Tribune, The South China Morning Post, Sankei Shimbun, and
The Investment Professional. He is often interviewed by NDTV Profit (India) and has been interviewed by ABC, CNN Asia, Bloomberg, Fox, CNBC, NPR, Yahoo Finance, and other television and radio stations around the world. He is the author of
Investing in China and
Freedom: America’s Competitive Advantage in the Global Market. Gamble is on retainer to speak to groups of Chartered Financial Analysts around the world.
