This content is from: Portfolio Chris Christie, Ebola and the Lesson for Investors The mandatory quarantine of nurse Kaci Hickox imposed by the New Jersey governor is a reminder of the importance of facts and judgment in smart investment decision-making. By Michael Peltz November 02, 2014
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This content is from: Portfolio How the Global Finance Community Is Coping with Pandemic Risk Banks, insurers, development finance institutions and others are creating innovative financing tools to reduce the impact of pandemics on developing nations. By Georgina Hurst March 11, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Citi’s Miguel Azevedo Preaches Africa’s Growth Story The region’s head of investment banking is bullish on its prospects for M&A and equity capital markets. By David Rothnie October 29, 2014
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