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- First joining the Templeton Emerging Markets Group in 1987, Dr. Mobius currently heads the organization’s research team, which is based in nearly 20 global emerging market offices.
- The recipient of numerous awards and titles, Dr. Mobius has been named the “1994 First in Business Money Manager of the Year” by CNBC, the “Closed-End Fund Manager of the Year” in 1993 by Morningstar, and the “Investment Trust Manager of the Year” in 1992 by the Sunday Telegraph.
- He has authored several books, including Passport to Profits, Equities – An Introduction to the Core Concepts and Mutual Funds – An Introduction to the Core Concepts.
Dr. Mark Mobius is the executive chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group, and a joint chairman of the Global Corporate Governance Forum Investor Responsibility Task Force. His expertise in doing business with countries like China has made him one of the top investors in new markets of the last twenty years, and he has been named as one of the “Top 100 Most Powerful and Influential People” by Asia Money. He has also been selected as one of Bloomberg’s “50 Most Influential People,” and as the “Emerging Markets Equity Manager of the Year” by International Money Marketing.
An avid author, his books include such titles as Trading with China, The Investor’s Guide to Emerging Markets, Mobius on Emerging Markets, and The Little Book of Emerging Markets. He holds a BA and an MA from Boston University, and a Ph.D. in economics and political science from MIT.
Dr. Mobius offers speaking programs covering a number of topics such as investing, economic outlooks, international business and globalization.
One of the big subjects of a recent speech program given in Warsaw, Poland was the topic of emerging markets. As an example, Mobius looks the primary differences between “developing Europe” and “developed Europe.” The last time Dr. Mobius was present in Warsaw was over 20 years ago in 1993. He explains that Poland has become quite the haven for marketing and consumerism since that time (at one point, the country featured department stores that didn’t even possess merchandise in their window displays).
Still very much an emerging market, Eastern Europe is an area that Mobius’ company, the Templeton Emerging Markets Group is seeking to conquer. It covers a vast area of land, has the ability to grow significantly in the coming years, and could possibly emerge as one of the most powerful markets of the modern world. Secondly, the area has made fantastic progress in the arena of agriculture. There is a huge possibility that farming and agricultural markets in Eastern Europe expand in good time.
Over the last few years, there has been a GDP growth of 28 percent in Eastern Europe, and an additional 5.4 percent over the next year is expected. Mobius explains that similar results can be seen in areas like Latin America, and certain regions of Asia, also classified as emerging markets. While debt is still heavy in areas like Eastern Europe, such debt is actually shrinking faster than debts witnessed in developed nations.
The Little Book of Emerging Markets
The world's economies are in a state of flux. The traditional dominance of the G7 countries is being challenged by emerging market nations like Brazil and India, and while investment opportunities in these countries abound, the risks can be extremely high. In this Little Book, Mark Mobius, an internationally-renowned expert on emerging market funds, explains the ins and outs of emerging market investment, providing practical guidance on picking industries and companies likely to win, and explaining why policies and regulations matter as much as balance sheets, how to recognize global contenders, techniques for managing risk, and how to get out at the right time.
The emerging markets are expected to be a key driver of future global economic growth, and with The Little Book of Emerging Markets in hand, you have everything you need to take full advantage of these incredible opportunities.
- Explains how to pick the industries and companies mostly likely to boom, why policies and regulation are key to making intelligent investment decisions, how to recognize genuine opportunities, and much more
- Includes invaluable techniques for managing your risk
- Shows you how to get your money in and out of emerging markets without being burned
The Little Book of Emerging Markets is the perfect little guide to the world's most exciting investment opportunities.
Passport to Profits: Why the Next Investment Windfalls Will be Found Abroad and How to Grab Your Share
Mark Mobius, the man the Wall Street Journal has proclaimed "the King of the Emerging Market Funds," spends eight months of the year traveling the globe in search of hidden market bargains overseas and in Passport to Profits: Why the Next Investment Windfalls Will be Found Abroad and How to Grab Your Share, Revised Edition, he shares what he's learned. In a globetrotting tour taking you from the Baltic coast to Brazil, Mobius reveals his own experience-tested guidelines for investing abroad. Analyzing companies and new markets, identifying potential pitfalls and overlooked values, crunching numbers and meeting the local players, he knows where true growth is, and with this book in hand, you will too.
Presenting a straightforward, practical investment philosophy based on one key, indisputable fact: that the rest of the world's economies have far more potential for growth than our own, Passport to Profits shows even the most casual investor how to view investing abroad, how to devise a global investment strategy, and the pros and cons of buying individual stocks or mutual funds. The development of stock market infrastructures in emerging economies has opened up potential for impressive returns, and this book is your guide to cashing in.
- Illustrates the four keys to determining if a country is investment-friendly and how to gauge political climates for great investment opportunities
- Analyses the 2008 crisis and its implications for the development of the emerging financial markets
- Explains the rules for investing abroad that too many investors fail to understand
An adventurous and honest insight into the art of investing in emerging international markets, Passport to Profits provides the hands-on experience you need to balance the risks and reap the rewards of global investing, right from the comfort of your home.
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