52. Research and Markets: “Key Developments in Emerging Markets, China and Russia/Ukraine”

21 Oct 22

Emerging Advisors Group
Jonathan Anderson Jonathan Anderson Partner Jonathan is the former Global Emerging Market Economist at UBS Investment Bank, where he worked for nearly a decade. Jonathan has also worked at Goldman Sachs as well as the International Monetary Fund, where he served as Resident Representative in both China and Russia. He received his MA and PhD candidacy in economics at Harvard University, and speaks fluent Russian and Mandarin Chinese.
50. Research and Markets: "What is the Next Market Regime?

27 Sep 22

Talking Heads Macro
Manoj Pradhan Manoj Pradhan Founder & Global Economist Manoj was most recently Managing Director at Morgan Stanley. He joined Morgan Stanley in 2005 after serving on the faculty of the George Washington University and the State University of New York. While at Morgan Stanley, Manoj worked on quantitative macroeconomics, emerging markets and global economics.
56. Research and Markets: “Inflation, Redistribution, Emerging Markets and why Investors Should Adopt a More Absolute Return-Oriented Mindset"

05 Dec 22

99. Global Asset Allocation in a Rapidly Evolving Digital Asset Landscape?

07 Aug 25

ABCG Research
Hamza Ghani Hamza Ghani Head of Crypto Research Hamza is the Head of Crypto Research at ABCG Research.
37. “The Inflationary Implications of ESG and the Climate Transition – Some Considerations”, James Aitken, Aitken Advisors

15 Dec 21

Aitken Advisors
James Aitken James Aitken Founder James founded macroeconomic consultancy Aitken Advisors LLP in 2009 after a lengthy sell side career advising risk-seeking institutional investors about financial system fault lines. Previously, James worked for UBS, AIG, JPMorgan and Macqaurie.
80. The US Economic, Political and Investment Outlook

28 Mar 24

ACG Analytics
David Metzner David Metzner Managing Partner David is the founder and Managing Partner of ACG Analytics. David is deeply involved in the U.S. policy space on the Administration, Congressional and NGO levels. He has consulted for over 25 years on the federal nature of the American Government and the interplay between the states, Washington, DC, and foreign governments in the development of public policy. This has included participation in national debates about the regulation of the financial markets, intellectual property, foreign policy, the arts and public diplomacy. David is the founder of the Kissinger Institute in Washington DC.
"A Resurgent Japan and the Economic Outlook for East Asia”

04 Dec 25

East Asia Econ
Paul Cavey Paul Cavey Economist For 25 years Paul has been an economist working on Asia, with a particular focus on China. Starting in 1997 he worked in the Asia team at the Economist Intelligence Unit, eventually becoming Chief China Economist, with a remit for economic and thematic research. Following that, he spent seven years at Macquarie Securities as the Head of China Economics, where the focus was on equity and commodity clients. Between 2012 and 2021 he was a Macro Strategist in a global fixed income team at Wellington Management, where he also led the firm’s macro analysis and forecasting efforts on China, Japan, and Korea. While at Wellington, his work was internally-focused. Before that he would regularly speak to the media, had a weekly column in Caijing, and contributed opinion pieces to the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and SCMP. After first spending a year in Henan in the mid-1990s, he has now spent two decades living in the region, in Taipei, Beijing, Hong Kong and Tokyo. He is now back living in Taiwan. He is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
65. Approaching a Tipping Point for Growth and Inflation Expectations

08 Apr 23

89. Asset Allocation to Survive an Exciting 2025

18 Nov 24

Topdown Charts
Callum Thomas Callum Thomas Founder & Head of Research Callum is the founder and managing shareholder of Topdown Charts. His career background is in multi-asset investment management in New Zealand and Australia, with a focus on investment strategy and economics.