Treasuries al 3%: la soglia psicologica di mercato spiegata dal modello Fed

Per quanto siano asset class aventi differente natura e, a detta di molti, addirittura antitetiche, equity e bond dovrebbero convergere verso il fatidico “fair value”. A dirlo è stato Ed Yardeni nel lontano 1997 ed espliciti riferimenti alla bontà del modello sarebbero giunti dalla stessa Fed sotto la guida dell’allora presidente Alan Greenspan. Egli stesso […]

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Inclusion in Fashion: A Socio-Economic Revolution in the Luxury Industry

The journey towards inclusion in the fashion world has been an intriguing narrative, a mirror reflecting society’s evolving values, and now, more than ever, showcasing a broader spectrum of humanity, celebrating diverse body types, different ethnicities and genders. Historically, high fashion has often been associated with exclusivity, catering primarily to the elite and privileged classes. […]

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Climate Derivatives: Innovating Risk Management for Sustainable Business Growth

In the modern economic landscape, companies constantly face a range of risks, including those related to fluctuations in commodity prices, exchange rate variations, and extreme weather events. Among the financial instruments used to manage such risks, climate derivatives are emerging as an increasingly significant component of corporate strategies. What is a Climate Derivative? Climate derivatives […]

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The Economics of Space Exploration

Traditionally, when thinking about space exploration, what comes to mind are national space agencies, astronauts in space suits and sci-fi movies. However, in recent years, with the surge of commercial space ventures such as SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, Axiom Space and Rocket Lab, the private sector is leading the way in developing technologies for […]

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