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What is the best way of evaluating portfolio performance allocation […]
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What is the best way of evaluating portfolio performance allocation […]
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What is the best way of comparing portfolio performance across investment allocation strategies? Should we just compare risk, return or risk adjusted return? Are complex investment allocation models and tools more effective than simpler ones?
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When was the last time you read a bit of […]
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What can we learn about oil markets from the last ten years? The next decade. The final piece in our five part series on the future of oil and energy markets
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What does the data say about future direction of crude oil markets. We look at OPEC spare production capacity, future volumes, spreads and production to consumption ratio.
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What factors would impact crude oil supply side equation in 2019? Russian non compliance, lower breakeven for US producers, higher production, restoration of disrupted supply in Libya and Kurdish Iraq. The list long.
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The best way to model demand is to take a look at how we consume energy today at a national or global level and then extend that model to 2019 and onwards. The question we want to answer is, what segments are biggest consumers of
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Setting up the foundation for our crude oil price model. A look at model complexities, expectations, data sources and core thesis. Part II of our new series.
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Why is modeling oil prices so complicated? From investment banks to energy policy analysts, every one in the financial services world has been looking for the right model. We take a deep dive in the world of liquid fuels to see if can fare better. Part I of our brand new multipart series.
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Fintech in frontier markets and the Goldilocks equation As tech industry founders and mentors we have always been curious about the absence of Fintech pitches from competitions we judge in the region. Let’s restate that – absence of Fintech pitches with teeth, plans with a
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