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Luca Silipo is currently Managing Director, Chief Economist for Asia-Pacific at Natixis, based in Hong Kong.
He is a graduate of the University La Sapienza of Rome and of the Graduate Institute for International Studies in Geneva. His thesis was on the microstructure of financial markets, more specifically on the volatility spillovers between foreign exchange and equity markets.
He began his career in 1999 as an economist in the Research Department of Bank of Italy. Read more [...]
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An article I wrote for a Chinese review at the times (early August 2011) when European leaders were starting to ask Chinese money for European bond markets.
‘Confucius’ Plan would be a modern-days’ ‘Marshall Plan’ orchestrated by China.
Not exactly something I like (see this chronicle)… but the sad truth: http://www.cnbc.com/id/45694509
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