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China’s Success Isn’t What It Seems
The tailwinds that powered the nation’s rise are turning into headwinds, and the government needs to adapt.
By Diana Choyleva

Never-Never Land
China’s Greater Bay Area is a symbol of the country’s technology ambitions—and of the risks created by distrust of Beijing.
By Jeff Black and Allen Wan with Zhu Lin

What Went Wrong?
We ask experts why the finance industry’s diversity efforts have fallen short.
By Bloomberg News

Race and Finance
The data on race in the finance industry show where its challenges lie
By Max Abelson, Jordyn Holman, Siobhan Wagner, William Spada, and Daniela Sirtori-Cortina

Dollar Dilemma
Two opposing views of how this crisis will affect the U.S. currency
By Joe Weisenthal and Shawn Donnan

A Shocked Economy
Graphics depict the economic destruction, energy market convulsions, and consumption changes we’ve seen
By Zoe Schneeweiss, Dan Murtaugh, and Bloomberg Economics

Do Pandemic Bonds Work?
Olga Jones, a former World Bank economist, describes her reservations about bonds designed to fund emergency health-care needs.
By Tracy Alloway

Punishing Polluters
Knut Kjaer ran Norway’s oil fund. Now he’s trying to use credit markets to clean up the planet
By Charles Daly

The Trade Issue

Lessons for the Future From the 19th Century
To prepare for the next era of globalization, it pays to study the past
By Stephen D. King

A Day in the Life of Global Trade
What world commerce looked like in 10 different places on one day
By Bloomberg News

The Risks of 2020
Industry leaders describe how they’re preparing for what they see ahead
By Francine Lacqua, Jason Kelly, and Daniel Schaefer

A $40 Trillion Tightrope
China’s top banking regulator, Guo Shuqing, is trying to tame financial risks without stifling growth
By Bloomberg News

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If Europe wants a startup economy, entrepreneurs say one thing needs to change By Edward Robinson

Nuclear fusion could be the clean energy the world needs—if a century of research finally produces a breakthrough By Jon Asmundsson and Will Wade

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Not so long ago, the greatest energy fear was that the world would run out of oil. The real problem turns out to be very different but just as challenging By Liam Denning

Exxon Mobil has a gusher off the coast of Guyana. What it means for the South American nation’s people is far from clear By Kevin Crowley

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Nigol Koulajian’s Quest Partners profits when volatility rattles the herd By Vincent Bielski

Capital Group’s emphasis on research-driven stockpicking has served it well for almost 90 years. Can the mutual fund giant resist the passive revolution? By John Gittelsohn

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Europe Needs A New Italian Renaissance Italy’s debt gives it a key role in the euro zone’s future

Track Corporate Credit Quality The Bloomberg Default Risk  function can uncover early warning signs

A Function I Love How to stay on top of corporate credit risk and much more...

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An App for ESG Test-drive this offering for insight intocompanies’ performance 

Take a Page From the Rates Traders’ Playbooks Use regression to gain new insights into markets

Backstage With Christine Lagarde The IMF chief reveals a few off-duty habits and preferences and much more...

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Hedging With Python Some sample code shows how you can tap the MARS API to compare strategies for protecting against a market shock

Where Is the Capitalist Ideal Succeeding? The U.S.’s dramatic recovery over the past decade makes a compelling case for its system 

First Call Want to know what the analysts are saying about a stock? Here’s where to find their initiation reports and much more...

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Against the Odds Jes Staley, chief executive officer of Barclays Plc, likes making contrarian bets. As Brexit threatens to destabilize the British economy and the world braces for any number of shocks, he says now is the time to up the ante on the bank’s investment banking division By Edward Robinson

Connecting Trading and Risk How can you remove the need for manual translation or reconciliation of data over different systems? and much more...

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Macro Man on Myths and Realities What economic surprises say
about the returns of stocks, rates, and currencies

Economics Focus: The Next Recession Bloomberg Economics lays out some potential causes and warning signs of a global downturn and much more...

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Industry Focus: Artificial Intelligence The winners of the AI revolution won’t all be tech companies— here’s where to find others By Bloomberg Intelligence and Jeremy Kahn

Boardroom Bonds It’s tempting to see Dan Ivascyn and Manny Roman as a clichéd odd couple running Pimco. But their collaboration is more complicated than that By John Gittelsohn and much more...

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Macro Man on Myths and Realities: Are there characteristics that can be used to flag market tops and bottoms?

Peso Predictions: Here's how to get a read on what foreign exchange volatility tells us about Mexico's general election and much more...

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The Man Who Went Crypto Arthur Hayes tried banking and got bored. These days, he’s exploring the risky frontiers of finance—running a Bitcoin futures exchange in Hong Kong By Edward Robinson and Viren Vaghela

The 100-Year Search for Yield Century bonds suggest a place to look on the swap curve for a potential trade and much more...

From glory, to near-death, and then back to glory - UBS’s Sergio Ermotti on helping the Swiss bank find its way again.

Modern Family - How one of the world’s top hedge funds adopted artificial intelligence.

Black Monday at 30 - Fire alarms. Steak lunches. Cash in the rafters. And a mystery explained.

Secrets of the Temple - Who really holds power at the Fed? It’s not Yellen, or even Trump.

End Your MiFID Migraine - You’ll want these tools to help navigate your new research reality.

In this Issue:

Follow the Money: After $81 million was stolen from the Bangladesh central bank, the funds from the world’s biggest cyberheist found their way to baccarat tables in the Philippines.
From there, the money disappeared into the muggy Manila air—and may have wound its way to North Korea By Alan Katz and Wenxin Fan

A Man and His Principles Bridgewater, home of the world’s largest hedge fund, is known for its cultish culture. Yet even as returns falter, founder Ray Dalio has a plan to guide his faithful followers forevermore By Katherine Burton and Saijel Kishan

Tapping Into Chinese Bonds Foreign investors account for only 3 percent of this market. That’s going to change and much more...

“There are no brave old people in finance” - How Blackstone’s Steve Schwarzman leveraged Wall Street’s most turbulent decade.

This Is a Passive War - In ETFs, it’s BlackRock vs. Vanguard vs. State Street vs. everybody else.

He’s the Moonshot Man - Jamie Dimon keeps giving this guy millions to disrupt JPMorgan from within.

The Ether Thief - Inside the bold attempt to reverse an epic digital heist of $55 million.

Instant Insights - Bite-size, up-to-themoment takeaways about any public company.

“I don’t identify as powerful” - BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on overseeing more than $5 trillion..

Mexico’s Big Oil Secret - The Hacienda hedge is “the deal that all banks wait for each year”.

The Math Behind Futility - An overlooked statistical concept shows why beating benchmarks is so hard.

A Reformist Returns - Can Indonesia’s second-chance finance minister recharge the economy?

The New Bond Kings - Exchange-traded funds are transforming the fixed-income business.

Nasdaq’s Black Belt CEO - Adena Friedman on IPOs, unicorns, and roundhouse kicks.

Putin’s Central Banker - She’s closed a third of Russia’s banks—and she’s just getting started.

Operation Infrastructure - What happens when two bankers and an engineer get a billion dollars? 

Greenwich, China - If you build it (a private village), they (hedge funds) will come.

Preparing for Trade Wars - We’ve got a function for you if you’ve got exposure to Mexico (or Canada!).

“We’re in the middle of a revolution” - Vanguard founder Jack Bogle on the power of indexing— and being thought of as a bomb-throwing Marxist rebel.

Finance’s Blackest Box - Renaissance’s Medallion Fund is a moneymaking machine like no other.

10,000 Percent Returns?! - Betting on lawsuits has growing appeal and noteworthy backers.

The Poor, Poor Peso - How hedging, liquidity, and Trump upended Mexico’s currency.

Credit and Credibility - Everything you need to know about fixed income right now.

Beyond Flash Boys - IEX’s Brad Katsuyama on his exchange finally crossing the starting line.

The ETF Matrix - Distilling the world’s hottest investment vehicle into a single chart.

Misadventures in Africa - Bob Diamond says his sub-Saharan second act isn’t five-minute rice.

It’s a Family Thing - As hedge funds reel, family offices are quietly attracting talent.

The Bond Benchmark - Optimize your portfolio with the new Bloomberg Barclays Indices.

“I will never declare victory” - Tidjane Thiam on the total makeover of Credit Suisse.

Rise of the Buy Side - All hail the mighty bond lords, who suddenly seem stronger than ever.

The Seven-year Short - China’s yuan has defied hedge fund manager Mark Hart. Will he prevail?.

Alpha Insights, Revealed - Portfolio analysis uncovers what propelled a “Dogs of the Dow” strategy.

Game Your Gray Matter - Train your brain for trading! Neuroscience informs a new function.

“Always worry about what you might lose on the downside” - Henry Kravis on 40 years of creating—and re-creating—KKR 

They Call Him T-Man - The surprising story of Citi’s most successful.

Oil’s Hidden Giant - Fifty years without a loss? Inside Vitol’s wildly profitable world

The Golden Compass - A pioneering ETF investor sees a catalyst for emerging markets

Breakfast of Champions - The best function to start your day—and end your fear of missing out.

Finance’s Firefighter Wants To Be Its Architect - Christine Lagarde of the IMF on her five-year plan, our mediocre world economy, the broken banking model, Donald Trump, and those pesky Greeks

Hello, Negative Rates - Why safes, vaults, and mattresses have a certain appeal these days 

The New Trading Floor - Welcome to Wall Street’s cloud … which is actually located in New Jersey

When Futures Go Vertical - The Treasury market’s fastest traders don’t like trading Treasuries

A Prison for Bad Bankers - Who needs guard towers or even walls in a location as remote as this?

Jamie Dimon On Finance: “Who Owns the Future?” - An in-depth interview By John Micklethwait

Behind the ETF Revolution - How the U.S. government inadvertently launched a $3 trillion industry

No End in Sight - For European banks and their investors, the nightmare is far from over

All Roads Lead to China - The fierce competition to manage the country’s torrent of tech money

You’ll Love This Function! - Discover any company’s risk of default. Plus: On a mission to measure alpha

Its All About the Blockchain • Blythe Masters betting the digital ledger behind Bitcoin will revolutionize the way we trade bonds, loans, derivatives, and much else • The Innovators • Brad Katsuyama's Next Chapter • A Bank for People Who Hate Banks • Who Wants to Start and ETF? • A Hundred Apps Bloom in China

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