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ANDRE CAPPON, CBM GROUP FOUNDER: Stock exchanges in Central and Eastern Europe need to create their own class of assets
MIHAI GONGOROI (TRANSLATED BY COSMIN GHIDOVEANU) >Central and Eastern European stock markets need to create their own asset class to become more attractive to international investors and passive equity funds, said Andre Cappon, founder of the CBM advisory group in New York, USA.
He said the challenges of the region s markets are scale-related: they are generally small, less liquid markets with limited attractiveness for global investors. Cappon came up with a set of proposals for the exchanges interested in finding out what they can do to compete globally.
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Derivatives Exchanges In Emerging Markets: Key Success Factors - Andre Cappon, Leon Bitton, Ricardo Angulo, The CBM Group, New York NY Date
16/02/2021
Derivatives markets are a key segment of the capital markets around the world. They are central to the efficiency and stability of capital markets and thus to economic growth.
Derivatives exchanges are active nowadays in all developed economies. Among emerging economies, there are vibrant derivatives exchanges in large and/or sophisticated markets e.g. Brazil, China, India, South Africa. However, many smaller emerging economies do not yet have this important capital markets institution. These countries are very interested in launching derivatives and learning “best practices”.
Market Infrastructures: Evolution And Outlook, By Andre Cappon, Yanlin Zhu, Kevin Mellyn, Stephan Mignot, Guy Manuel, Marina Alcalde, The CBM Group, New York NY, January 16 2021 Date
20/01/2021
Exchanges, and more broadly “market infrastructures”, are the critical plumbing of the capital markets. Driven by the growth of capital markets, the importance of these infrastructures has been increasing. Their evolution has been remarkable and has generated very strong returns for savvy investors.
The FTSE Mondo Visione index, the oldest, best-known index of exchange valuation, illustrates this phenomenon vividly. During 2001-2007, an investor in exchanges would have multiplied his money by 10X (~47% per annum). During 2009 -2019, by almost 6X (~18% per annum). During the long 2001 -2020 period by around 15% per annum, vs 10.5% per annum for the FTSE All-World Index. Quite a track record.