In this episode of Capital Horizons, Igor Yelnik and Jason Hsu engage in a lively and insightful conversation on investing in emerging markets.

They explore a wide range of critical topics, including navigating geopolitical risks, dealing with poor data quality, balancing short-term versus long-term forecasting, the demographic challenges shaping China’s future, investing in AI despite bubble concerns, and the importance of rule of law and operational costs in emerging market decisions.

Host: Igor Yelnik

Guest Speaker: Jason Hsu

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Rob Carver shares his expertise on trading futures strategies, joining Igor Yelnik to dive into both high-level concepts and technical execution. They explore various signal types, portfolio construction, and backtesting methodologies, while offering practical insights into managing trading costs and more.

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Guest Speaker: Robert Carver

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How do you invest when you’re responsible for billions?

Richard Tomlinson, CIO of LPPI, sits down with Igor Yelnik to explore the key questions shaping institutional investing today: active vs passive, in-house vs outsourced, private vs public assets, defining risk, and building portfolios that can survive anything.

A thoughtful conversation on how big money is actually managed.

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Guest Speaker: Richard Tomlinson

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