Frontier Investor: How to Prosper in the Next Emerging Markets

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Price
$44.40
Publisher
Columbia Business School Publishing
Publish Date
Pages
272
Dimensions
6.1 X 9.1 X 0.9 inches | 1.1 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9780231170444

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About the Author

Marko Dimitrijevic is the chairman of Volta Global and an investment manager with more than thirty-five years' experience investing in emerging and frontier markets. He has invested in more than 150 countries and was one of the earliest Western investors in China, Russia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Saudi Arabia. From 1995 to 2015 he managed one of the world's best-performing emerging markets funds, his funds have been included in the "Top 100 Hedge Funds" by Barron's "Top Emerging Market Hedge Funds" by Bloomberg, and "Global Macro Fund of the Year" by Absolute Return magazine.

Timothy Mistele is senior managing director at Volta Global and has over thirty years' experience in international investing, including nineteen years working with Marko Dimitrijevic.
Reviews
Frontier Investor is terrific. This book is great for anyone interested in investing in the next frontier. It is also excellent for those who want to understand the growth potential and human consequences for these many diverse countries and their people. It is really brilliant and a tour de force.--Michael Spence, winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Economics
A must-read for cutting-edge investors.--Marek Belka, president of the National Bank of Poland and former prime minister of Poland
A brilliant and entertaining book that teaches the why, how, and where to invest in the new emerging markets. Dimitrijevic is the grand master of frontier markets investing. Read this book.--Tony Robbins, best-selling author of Money, Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom
A fascinating primer for the investor, businessman, diplomat, or anyone else with an interest or duty to perform in the world's rapidly emerging 'frontier' nations and markets. Dimitrijevic's message, deftly delivered through a combination of insightful statistics, entertaining vignettes, and hard-won personal experience, comes through clearly: 'Do your homework and think broadly to understand the forces at play.' A must-read guidebook to the world's changing economic landscape.--General Stanley McChrystal, (ret.), former commander, Joint Special Operations Command, and senior fellow, Yale University's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs
An inspiring point of view. Dimitrijevic's experiences across Europe, Asia, and Latin America make him ideally suited to tackle the investment challenges of this rapidly changing world.--Aleksander Kwasniewski, former president of Poland
Marko Dimitrijevic writes about a fascinating topic with the depth that only someone who has done it for years can have. Frontier Investor tells stories of success and failure--much of it poorly appreciated, all of it insightful. Pick it up and read it.--Arminio Fraga, former president, Central Bank of Brazil and founder, Gávea Investimentos
Dimitrijevic presents a solid, practical, and trustworthy guide for those interested in the wide range of opportunities frontier markets, such as Colombia, have to offer.--Álvaro Uribe, former president of Colombia
Frontier Investor is a well-researched book, complete with detailed examples. It belongs in the library of every global investor.-- "Reading the Markets"
Dimitrijevic skillfully argues that lucrative opportunities do indeed exist in many so-called risky frontier markets...-- "Emerging Market News"
[Marko Dimitrijevic] makes the case that frontier markets, which account for 19 percent of the world's GDP, are essential to a globally diversified portfolio.-- "Worth"
Informative and engaging. The author intersperses the narrative with case studies rich in anecdotes that reinforce critical concepts.-- "Financial Analysts Journal"