The Global Trade and Investment Environment
The Global Trade and Investment Environment
Investment Environm
ent
Presented by:
Mr. Carlo Nino Gedoria
MBA 2-E
University of Caloocan City
International Trade Patterns
• Describing the evolving pattern of international
commerce
• Documenting the emerging markets for global
exports
• Examination of global trade flows in six major
commodity groups
World Patterns of Trade (1)
A clear trend
towards
rising
exports/imports
as a share of
output (GDP)
World Patterns of Trade (2)
Europe – many
small countries
with strong
trade to other
small countries,
somewhat like
trade among
U.S. states
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World Export Trends
Default risk is the risk that the borrower will not be able to repay
the associated interest and principal on a particular loan.
Essentially all lending carries some default risk, but there are a
few ways to try and mitigate default risk. A traditional way is to
look at the recovery rate, or the amount an investor can expect
to get back if a default happens.
Risk – Returns on Alternative Investments
Concentration risk vs. diversification risk
The easiest way to explain concentration risk/diversification risk is the
old saying, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” There are many
ways to be exposed to concentration risk. Investing all resources in the
same industry, geographical region, or type of investment instrument
(eg. only investing in coastline construction) could carry
concentration risk.
The best way to counteract this type of risk is to aim for a diversified
investment strategy by putting investments in different “baskets”. Most
individual investments are packaged into portfolios that are diversified
geographically (in the case of real estate), across case types (in
litigation funding), and in other ways.
Risk – Returns on Alternative Investments
Frequency of payments
Payment frequency on a debt can be annual, semi-annual, quarterly, or
monthly. The frequency of a payment can affect the price or yield
(return) of an investment. For alternative investments that are closely
tied to assets, unexpected increases (for example, early repayment) in
the frequency of payments can reduce the return to the lender on the
investment. Higher expected returns are used to reward investors who
are willing to take on more risk. Returns on invested capital are,
however, never guaranteed. It is crucial to carefully weigh all the
different risks that come with an investment and to understand your
appetite for risk before making any sort of investment.
Global Trade, the Pandemic, and Multilateral Directions
• Title of caselet:
Analyzing the impacts of global trade and investment on non-communi
cable diseases and risk factors: a critical review of methodological app
roaches used in quantitative analyses
• http://sdg.iisd.org/commentary/policy-briefs/global-trade-the-pandemic-an
d-multilateral-directions/
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