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-  Los Cabos Summit: Financial Markets Outcomes

-  Regulation of money markets is essential
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-  Ahead of the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting Feb 2012

-  Rebuilding Confidence Through Global Regulation (Pg 82)

-  Op-Ed: Financial Transaction Tax

-  Cannes G20 Summit Roundup

-  All Roads Lead to the G20

-  A Merger of Equals?

-  To Bank Levy or Not to Bank Levy


 

 

In today’s tumultuous economic climate, international discussions have major global implications. Anyone can read the news…but how do you know if you’re getting all the information you truly need? Do you really want what you read on the internet or in the papers to be the backbone of your major decision making? Or do you want inside information from someone who understands the implications of these decisions on your business…

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As G20 chair in 2014, Australia has developed with members an agenda to structure leaders’ discussions at the Brisbane summit on practical outcomes around the key themes of:

  • promoting stronger economic growth and employment outcomes
  • making the global economy more resilient to deal with future shocks.

The G20 is also discussing actions to strengthen global institutions to ensure they reflect the new realities of the global economy.

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  10. Trade

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Never before has it been so important for anyone involved in the capital markets to pay attention to the discussions and decisions made by world leaders as they directly impact the interconnected global economy. The G20 represent 85% of the global economy, 80% of global trade and two thirds of the world’s population. National supervisors are directly influenced by the global guidelines established by the G20 and the international financial organizations that they work with. These decisions affect the financial sector as a whole and all those associated with it, from the centre radiating out to the periphery. To get the inside perspective on the decisions made at the G20 Summit, what they really mean and what you should do about it – you need the insights of someone who has direct experience in the capital markets and who will be at the Summit to ask the relevant questions.

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The Preyma Report provides an independent, unbiased and in-depth analysis of the commitments made by the G20 leaders, finance ministers and central bank governors by an industry veteran attending the Summit. It takes the political, economic and personality machinations into account when interpreting those decisions and the impact on the financial industry. It delivers tangible value by providing insight on how to position your corporate and investment strategy.

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An investor dealing with individual stocks or sectors needs to understand the circumstances that lie behind the balance sheet. It is not enough simply to look at a company’s P/L or read its technical and fundamental analysis to gauge whether a stock belongs in a portfolio. The geopolitical landscape is just as important – if not more so in the current climate.

Corporations, whether they be public or private, need to understand not only what is driving stock prices but also the external backdrop that is dictating the landscape in which a company must operate. Market capitalization, after all, determines a company’s ability to do everything from borrow money to start new projects.

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