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Peter Marber

CIO for Emerging MarketsAperture Investors

New York, NY

Member Since January 2023

Skills

Investment Stategy
Education
Business Analysis

About

Pioneering global investor, professor, author - Peter Marber heads Emerging Markets at Aperture Investors in New York. For more than 30 years, he has managed billions of dollars for many of the world’s largest financial groups including UBS, HSBC, and Loomis, Sayles & Company. A recognized authority on global markets, Peter has taught at NYU, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and Columbia. He has published seven books and written dozens of articles on economics, global affairs, and human capital. Peter earned his bachelor’s at Johns Hopkins, master’s degrees from Columbia and Oxford, and his Ph.D from the University of Cambridge. He lives in New York City.

Published content

12 Tips for Optimizing Your Company's Technology Investments

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Ensure you're getting the most out of your technology fund and getting the return on investment you're looking for. Businesses often face the ongoing challenge of balancing their budgets with investing in resources for growth. This is especially true when it comes to technology, which can require frequent and/or high-cost purchases to keep up with ever-evolving advances.  Spending only what is necessary and coming up with creative alternative solutions can help, but knowing where to start, and how to navigate different market options, can be overwhelming. To help make this task a bit less daunting, the members of Newsweek Expert Forum share their top tips for optimizing your company's technology investments.

Da Vinci’s Legacy: Art, Design, and STEM Converge in Our AI-Driven Future

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How should humans be educated and trained for work lives amid a world disrupted dramatically by AI? 

The Beatles, Artificial Intelligence, and Resolutions for the New Year

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AI has the potential not only to boost your productivity but also to uncover information that may have been difficult without computer-assisted help.

18 Key Strategies for Businesses Preparing to Enter International Markets

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For a successful international launch, conduct careful research into the laws, regulations, customs and culture of each new market. Businesses are increasingly considering international expansion as a key avenue for growth. However, navigating unfamiliar territories can be a daunting task for those venturing into new markets for the first time. Below, 18 Newsweek Expert Forum members share tips for how businesses can successfully navigate international growth. By prioritizing research and building strong local connections, business leaders can engage with new audiences with confidence.

Beyond the Elites: Broadening Educational and Recruiting Possibilities

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As the dynamics of college rankings continue to evolve, let us expand our understanding and appreciation of what truly constitutes great graduates, workers, and citizens. 

13 Tips for Leaders to Build a Productive and Flexible Work Policy

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Inviting employees to share feedback and make suggestions can help ensure the entire team is in alignment. Today’s professionals are increasingly expecting jobs to offer flexible workplaces. While many business leaders are seeking to provide more remote and hybrid-friendly workplace environments, it can be difficult to let go of how things have traditionally been done for years and even decades. In particular, the potential impact on productivity is a significant concern for some leaders as they look to establish more flexible policies. To help, 13 Newsweek Expert Forum members each offer one tip for business leaders seeking to implement a flexible working schedule policy for the first time without impacting overall productivity.

Company details

Aperture Investors

Company bio

Aperture was founded in 2018 by Peter Kraus, former CEO of AllianceBernstein and Co-Head of Investment Management at Goldman Sachs, and by Generali, one of the largest insurance companies in the world. The firm promotes performance-linked fees intended to create better, fairer outcomes for investors.

Industry

Business

Company size

51 - 200