NEW YORK – Guggenheim Securities, the investment banking and capital markets division of Guggenheim Partners, announced today that Kyle Jones Baker has joined the firm as a Managing Director in the Power, Energy and Renewables investment banking group.
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NEW YORK – Guggenheim Investments, the global asset management and investment advisory business of Guggenheim Partners, announced today that Brian Smedley has joined the firm as Managing Director and Head of Macroeconomic and Investment Research.
NEW YORK - Guggenheim Partners hosted the 2015 Global Citizen Impact Lab, a convening of global leaders in business, media, technology and social innovation to discuss the movement to end extreme poverty and provide strategic guidance to the four 2015 Waislitz Global Citizen Award Finalists, on Sept. 24 at the Firm's New York headquarters.
Scott Minerd, Global CIO and Chairman of Investments, discusses on CNBC China’s influence on the Fed’s decision whether or not to raise rates.
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Scott Minerd, Chairman of Investments and Global CIO, discusses China, the impact it may have on a rate hike in the United States and on global markets, and where investors may find value in today’s market.
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LONDON – Guggenheim Securities International Ltd, the international investment banking and capital markets division of Guggenheim Partners, announced today that Mark Bentley has joined the firm as a Senior Managing Director in the power, energy and renewables investment banking group in Europe.
Scott Minerd, Global CIO and Chairman of Investments, explains on Bloomberg Radio why China may have no choice but to devalue its currency.
Scott Minerd, Global CIO and Chairman of Investments, explains on CNBC how turmoil in China could push Treasury yields below 1 percent.
Chairman of Investments and Global CIO Scott Minerd: Further currency devaluation in China could push U.S. 10-year Treasuries below 1 percent and may retest lows in the equity market.
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