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Peter M.J. Gross

  • Online Content Specialist, CFA Institute
Charlottesville, Virginia
As seen in: Seeking Alpha, Game Developer, City A.M., Finextra
Editor, not making statements in any official capacity. #AmWriting | #AmEditing Occasional #GameDev discussions. Also @BitterlyIndifferent@mastodon.social

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Peter M.J. Gross’s Biography

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Peter M.J. Gross is an editor and online content specialist who has managed blogs for the CFA Institute Annual Conference, European Investment Conference, and Middle East Investment Conference. Previously, he worked at Hampton Roads Publishing Company and at MFS Investment Management. Mr. Gross holds a BA degree from Connecticut College.

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Investment Management Fees: Beware the Cobra Effect

Investment Management Fees: Beware the Cobra Effect

Daniel Brocklebank, CFA, had a warning for the audience at the 72nd CFA Institute Annual Conference: Bad ince…

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Wrecking Immersion to Save the Story

Wrecking Immersion to Save the Story

Should you remind their audience that they're playing a game? Some skillfully applied gamification can make y…

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What Can Save Capitalism from a Medici Cycle?

What Can Save Capitalism from a Medici Cycle?

Can truly free markets be protected from government interference? According to Luigi Zingales of the Universi…

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Should Games Have Meaningful Choices?

Should Games Have Meaningful Choices?

Should Games Have Meaningful Choices? It depends. In an online event with the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain…

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What's your grey rhino plan?

What's your grey rhino plan?

In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, it was fashionable to discuss black swan events: those rare …

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The past, and future, of cryptocurrency derivatives

The past, and future, of cryptocurrency derivatives

Last year saw a major change in the way that news outlets covered bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Though …

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Built to Adapt: Inclusive Financial Institutions in a Changing Climate

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By Peter Zetterli, Peter M.J. Gross, Michel Hanouch, Sabaa Notta
| cgap.org
Executive Summary For inclusive financial service providers (FSPs), climate change is no longer a distant concern. It is already reshaping the lives of their clients and the risk profile of their portfolio. With clients on the frontlines of these shocks, so are financial institutions themselves. Each flood, drought, or cyclone now tests not only client resilience, but also the business model that financial institutions were built on.
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Built to Adapt: Inclusive Financial Institutions in a Changing Climate

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By Peter Zetterli, Peter M.J. Gross, Michel Hanouch
| findevgateway.org
Skip to main content This Focus Note examines how inclusive financial service providers (FSPs) can adapt their strategy, risk management, and product offerings to remain financially viable, while strengthening client resilience in the face of increasingly frequent and severe climate shocks and stresses.
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Mariana Mazzucato Calls For A Disruption Of Value

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By Peter M.J. Gross
| Seeking Alpha
By Peter M.J. Gross Economic policy is the focus of intense debate - and for good reason: A dynamic, healthy economy that adapts to changes in financial systems requires dynamic, healthy discussions that adapt to changes in perspective. The shifting nature of modern business, for example, has raised questions about anti-trust regulation and whether it can address current challenges in global markets.
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