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Peter Marber
Pioneering Global Investor | Author | Board Member | AI | Human Capital Champion | Humata, Huxta, Huvarshta
Peter Marber is a prominent figure in global finance, specializing in emerging markets investments. He currently serves as the Chief Investment Officer for Emerging Markets at Aperture Investors in New York.15 With over three decades of experience, Marber has managed billions of dollars for some of the world's largest institutions.5
Career Highlights
- Founding member and portfolio manager at Aperture Investors1
- Previously headed emerging markets businesses for Loomis, Sayles & Co. and HSBC Global Asset Management1
- Founding partner, president, and chief strategist for the Atlantic Funds (acquired by HSBC in 2005)1
- Began his career at UBS1
Academic Contributions
Marber has been teaching at Harvard Extension School since January 2014, where he received the JoAnne Fussa Distinguished Teaching Award in 2017.1 He also holds teaching positions at:
Publications and Media Presence
- Authored seven books, including "Quid Periculum? Measuring and Managing Risk in the Age of Uncertainty" (2021)1
- Published over 100 columns and articles on international finance and globalization12
- Frequently quoted in major financial media outlets such as CNN, CNBC, Financial Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, and The Wall Street Journal12
Education
- Bachelor's degree from Johns Hopkins University1
- Master's degree from Columbia University1
- Doctorate from the University of Cambridge1
Peter Marber is recognized as a globally respected authority on emerging market economies, combining his extensive practical experience with academic expertise and thought leadership in the field of international finance.4
Highlights
Back on Wall Street circa 1990, financial modeling was a nightmare. Changing a growth rate and other assumptions meant time-consuming, error-prone recalculations.
Enter me, a younger kid fresh out of grad school with a magic trick: computer spreadsheets!
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My latest column for Newsweek.
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One of the great pleasures studying at University of Oxford was meeting the world-renowned ethicist Julian Savulescu who now teaches at the National University of Singapore. The greater pleasure was collaborating on an ethics chapter for the book Responsibility and Healthcare, just published by Oxford University Press (available free online). Thanks to editors Ben Davies of The University of Sheffield, Gabriel de Marco, and Ben Levy of the oxford uehiro centre for practical ethics for al their help with the volume. In the wake of COVID, Julian and I argue for a "Pandemic Bill of Rights" to outline the reciprocal obligations of governments and citizens to minimize loss of life and economics costs of future pandemics. Moreover, having such an agreed framework BEFORE similar health emergencies can hopefully reduce the politicization of future pandemics. #healthcare #covid19 #oxford #pandemics
