Sentences with phrase «crisis led investors»

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Emerging market economies, such as India, Turkey, Indonesia, LatAm economies which have been a darling of investors even after 2008/09 financial crisis led to cheaper capital access to these economies and its corporates, a trend that continued for more than half a decade at rapid speed.

Nevertheless, although the improving backdrop has led to some inflows in recent weeks, investor participation in the region remains low, especially after post-Brexit outflows, which outpaced those during the European debt crisis (source: BlackRock).

Oil has been supported by the perception among investors that tensions in the Middle East could lead to supply disruptions, including renewed US sanctions against Iran, as well as falling output in crisis - hit Venezuela.

Perhaps investors are still wary after the financial crisis or are worried that the slower growth world we live in today will lead to poor returns.

You could even take a few minutes to review instances in recent years (Brexit, the Greek debt crisis, fears of a slowdown in China's growth rate) when many investors were convinced a market drop would lead to a major selloff but stocks recovered.

Perhaps investors are still wary after the financial crisis or are worried that the slower growth world we live in today will lead to poor returns.

Recent financial crises have exposed the shortcomings of the traditional approach to asset allocation and have led an emerging shift, especially among institutional investors, towards dynamic asset allocation, hinged on the diversification across risk factors.

In the lead up to the mortgage meltdown and financial crisis, many investors made false claims of occupancy in order to make smaller down payments and get lower interest rates.

In addition, foreign investors may be required to register the proceeds of sales; future economic or political crises could lead to price controls, forced mergers, expropriation or confiscatory taxation, seizure, nationalization, or creation of government monopolies.

And the fact that this bull market has been underway more than eight years already and that stocks have surged some 250 % since their post-financial crisis lows leads some investors worry that the market is bound to stumble at some point.

Professional Experience Fortris Financial (Los Angeles, CA) 2008 — Present Portfolio Manager • Manage a universal life policy portfolio with 200 policies and over $ 800 million in face value, leading a three - person staff in the advisement of resource allocation to assets • Negotiate and effectively communicate loan re-payment and asset liquidation strategies to interested parties, including attorneys, institutional investors, brokers, agents and clients • Design and implement processes to sustain and grow AUM, while mitigating losses through effective crisis management • Document loan payments, policy values, medical records associated with policies under management • Resolve policy issues efficiently through effective communication with involved entities

It was the private - label securitization of bad loans — and the packaging of those securities into «tranches» whose risks to investors were not accurately rated — that led the way to the crisis.

The Canadian Government had concerns that continued sharp increase in house prices would lead to a crisis in some local markets and took steps to cool the Real Estate market by toughening lending criteria and the introduction of a 15 % tax on foreign investors in British Colombia and Ontario.