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Aleksandr Losev

CEO of Sputnik Assets Management, JSC.

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Finance as an Operational Theater in US-China Trade War

The trade war opposing the US and China and the swelling of debt levels across the world to an all-time high are currently the two main risks for the world’s economy that could bring about a new global crisis.

Aleksandr Losev

BRICS Pay — Single Payment System of the BRICS Countries

The BRICS countries are creating a single payment system, BRICS Pay, as part of the drive to establish a common system for retail payments and transactions between the member countries. In the near future, these countries plan to introduce a special cloud platform, which will connect their national payment systems.

Aleksandr Losev

The Formula of Trumponomics

Globalization American-style has reached its natural limits, and now China and Asia as a whole are becoming the main beneficiaries of world development. The current growth of neomercantilism, protectionism and regionalization in the world resembles the situation of the decade before World War I.

Aleksandr Losev

Neo-Mercantilism, Neo-Modernism or Neo-Imperialism?

American-style globalization is being replaced not with its Asian variety, but a very harsh geopolitical reaction to protectionism as an antagonist of globalization.

Aleksandr Losev

On the Threshold of New Mercantilism

Not only in totalitarian societies is the economy subordinate to ideology. Socialism, conservatism, and liberalism are certain sets of ideological, political, and economic programs.

Aleksandr Losev

Countercyclical Policies

Russia might have a unique chance to take a qualitative leap as part of a new industrial revolution rather than catch up with the outgoing technological mode. Preparing human resources for such a leap may be the quintessence of Russia’s current countercyclical policy.

Aleksandr Losev