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Tom Buerkle
Latest articles
Portfolio
Investors Bet Big on Michel Temer. Can He Turn Brazil Around?
Tom Buerkle
September 27, 2016
Portfolio
Here’s How Christine Lagarde Wants to Save the World Economy
Tom Buerkle
September 25, 2016
Corner Office
Sharp Divide on Rates Signals Volatile Markets Ahead
Tom Buerkle
September 18, 2016
Portfolio
World Bank Gets an Innovator with New Chief Economist Paul Romer
Tom Buerkle
August 31, 2016
Portfolio
The Bond Market Is Broken; Long Live Fiscal Policy
Tom Buerkle
August 24, 2016
Portfolio
Carlo Messina Tries to Shield Intesa from Italian Bank Crisis
Tom Buerkle
August 9, 2016
Corner Office
The 2016 European Investor Roundtable: Cool Heads
Tom Buerkle
July 14, 2016
Portfolio
Post-Brexit PM Theresa May Inherits a Heavy Burden
Tom Buerkle
July 13, 2016
Corner Office
Brazil’s Asset Managers See Light at End of Economic Crisis
Tom Buerkle
July 5, 2016
Portfolio
LSE, Deutsche Börse Put a Brave Face on Merger Post-Brexit
Tom Buerkle
July 3, 2016
Portfolio
Brexit Is a Vote Against Globalization, Not Just the EU
Tom Buerkle
June 27, 2016
Portfolio
U.K. May Dodge Brexit Bullet but Relief Is Likely to Be Fleeting
Tom Buerkle
June 23, 2016
Portfolio
Why the Fed Keeps Getting Detoured on the Rate Normalization Path
Tom Buerkle
June 15, 2016
Corner Office
Negative Rates Drive Major Changes at European Pension Funds
Tom Buerkle
June 12, 2016
Portfolio
World Bank CFO Joaquim Levy Looks to Boost Lending Power
Tom Buerkle
May 17, 2016
Corner Office
Roger Gray Uses Maximum Flexibility to Good Effect at U.K.’s USS
Tom Buerkle
May 2, 2016
Corner Office
France’s FRR Looks to Private Markets for Higher Returns
Tom Buerkle
May 2, 2016
Corner Office
For Migros, Real Assets Are the Antidote to Negative Rates
Tom Buerkle
May 2, 2016