Titlebook: Emerging Market Capital Flows; Proceedings of a Con Richard M. Levich Conference proceedings 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Comment on ‘,’ by Ian Domowitz, Jack Glen and Ananth Madhavansis of 1994–1995. However, 1989–1993 was a period of restructuring of the economy and bank privatization. The rate of inflation fell from 20% per annum in 1989 to a yearly rate of 10% in 1993, but the exchange rate remains relatively stable during the period.

APNEA

Determinants of emerging market correlationseveloped markets. and the attractive perceived risk/return tradeoff led to substantial investor interest in emerging markets. In combination, these trends caused a significant shift in the composition of capital flows from public to private and from FDI and bank loans to portfolio, in particular equity, investment..

CUB

Political risk in emerging and developed markets Over the last 10 years, political risk has decreased in emerging markets and increased in developed markets. If this trend continues, the differential impact of political risk in emerging vs. developed markets may narrow.

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AMEND

The Interview as Narrative – A Commentaryover, by changes in the structure of international financial intermediation, the role played by bond markets in the 1920s and bank finance in the 1970s having given way to equity finance, fundamentally altering the lending process.

Debrief

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-22090-1dar year 1995; IFCI Asia index lost 7% while the IFCI EMEA Index (Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa) gained 20%, but this was due almost entirely to gains by the heavily-weigh ted South African equity index (Littler and Malouf, 1996). Meantime, the U.S. S&P 500 index had risen over 30%.