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Musings on Markets: Data Update 1 for 2022: It is Moneyball Time!

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After all, we get our restaurant choices from Yelp reviews, our movie recommendations from Rotten Tomatoes, and we have even built crypto currencies around the notion of crowd-checking transactions. Don’t get me wrong! I was a believer in big data and crowd wisdom, well before those terms were even invented.

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BIG Loyalty’s CFO: How to overcome gender challenges at work

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Teoh shared with us her thoughts on some of the gender-related challenges at work and how to overcome them, advice on how to deal with the new normal as a finance executive, and how she reimagines borderless digital currencies as a “point junkie”. Or is it an issue in the finance and accounting profession in general in Malaysia?

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Data Update 1 for 2022: It is Moneyball Time!

Musings on Markets

After all, we get our restaurant choices from Yelp reviews, our movie recommendations from Rotten Tomatoes, and we have even built crypto currencies around the notion of crowd-checking transactions. Don't get me wrong! I was a believer in big data and crowd wisdom, well before those terms were even invented.

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Data Update 1 for 2021: A (Data) Look Back at a Most Forgettable Year (2020)!

Musings on Markets

While the universe of companies is diverse, with approximately half of all firms from emerging markets, it is more concentrated in market capitalization, with the US accounting for 40% of global market capitalization at the start of the year. If there is a hole in my sample, it is the absence of privately owned businesses.

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Country Risk: A July 2023 Update!

Musings on Markets

S&P, Moody's and Fitch, in addition to rating companies for default risk, also rate governments, and they rate them both on local currency debt, as well as foreign currency debt. The disadvantage is that they are focused on just default risk, and do not explicitly factor in the other risks that we enumerated in the last section.