Deliberaciones de la reunión del Comité de Inversiones

Deliberations from the Q2 2022 Insigneo Investment Committee Meeting & Growth and Market Outlook

Ahmed Riesgo, as Insigneo’s CIO, oversees all the company’s research and investment functions. This includes investment strategy, devising and implementing the firm’s global market views and asset allocation, communicating them to its clients and the public, and managing the firm’s model portfolios.

Join our #QuarterlyConferenceCall on the outlook for the global economy and markets. We will address our outlook for the first quarter of 2022 for global assets, #LatinAmerica, and tackle big themes like #Balancedportfolios #China and #BigTech in the #US and #China.

Únase a nuestra #QuarterlyConferenceCall sobre las perspectivas de la economía y los mercados mundiales. Abordaremos nuestra perspectiva para el primer trimestre de 2022 para los activos globales, #AméricaLatina, y abordaremos grandes temas como #CarterasEquilibradas #China y #BigTech en los #EEUU y #China.

Market Commentary - November 2021

Comentarios de Mercado - Noviembre 2021: de LATAM y los efectos de la inflacion transitoria.

Escuche nuestra llamada trimestral (cuarto trimestre): Ahmed Riesgo, director de inversiones de Insigneo, comparte las perspectivas de la economía y los mercados mundiales. Abordamos nuestra perspectiva para el último trimestre de 2021 para los activos globales, América Latina, y grandes temas como las monedas de reserva y las grandes tecnologías en los EE. UU. Y China.

Listen in on our Quarterly Call (Q4) - Ahmed Riesgo, Chief Investment Officer at Insigneo shares the outlook for the global economy and markets.

Lately, the political cliché of Afghanistan being the “graveyard of empires” has been thrown around quite wantonly. The political enemies of President Biden – both foreign and domestic – have alluded to the failed British excursions during the mid- and late-Nineteenth century, and the Soviet withdrawal in 1989 as historical precursors to this century’s failed American vicennium intervention. But as with all historical analogies, the devil is in the details rather than the trope.