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Anatole Kaletsky
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Anatole Kaletsky Keynote Speaker
Anatole Kaletsky is a financial journalist and the co-founder, chairman and ledare economist of Gavekal, an economic consulting and asset management group headquartered in Hong Kong.
Since Anatole Kaletsky has written for The Economist, The Financial Times and The Times of London before joining Reuters and The International Herald Tribune in He has been named Newspaper Commentator of the Year in the BBC’s What the Papers Say awards, and has twice received the British Press Award for expert Writer of the Year.
Anatole Kaletsky has been an economic consultant since , providing policy analysis and asset allocation advice to over financial institutions, multinational companies and international organisations through his company, GaveKal, which is co-run with Louis and Charles Gave. He was elected to the governing Council of the Royal Economic Society in
In , Kaletsky joined The Economist, writing about business and finance. Three years later h
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Mad Doings in Trade
Money has a younger sister, a very useful and officious servant in trade, which in the absence of her senior relation, is very assistant to her; frequently supplies her place for a time, answers all the ends of trade perfectly, and to all intents and purposes as well as money herself; only with one proviso if she be never so little disappointed, she grows sullen, sick and ill-natured, and will be gone for a great while together: her name in our language is called CREDIT
’Tis strange to think how absolute this lady is; how despotically she governs all her actions: if you court her, you lose her, or must buy her at unreasonable rates; and if you don’t discharge her to a tittle of your agreement, she is gone, and perhaps may never come again as long as you live Credit is too wary, too coy a lady to stay with any people upon mean conditions; if you will entertain this virgin, you must act upon the nice principles of honour and without any respect