Novedades del último mes en eBooks de Banca y bolsa

Los temas desarrollados en Lecturas 24 son: Mercados financieros, Solución de disputas relativas a inversiones, Educación financiera, Fintech, Transición energética, Financiamiento a través del mercado de capitales, Bonos de carbono y bonos verdes, Valuacion de empresas, Prevencion del lavado de activos, Biodiesel argentino y Mercado de legumbres en argentina.El Programa de Formacion (PF) se inicio en 1996 como un proyecto de la Bolsa de Comercio de Rosario con el objetivo de contribuir a la formacion de estudiantes universitarios o jovenes profesionales en los temas de interes de la comunidad empresarial de la Bolsa y de sus mercados relacionados. En su origen, la meta fue la difusion y capacitacion en el uso de los instrumentos de derivados estandarizados agricolas (futuros y opciones de futuros). Esa meta se fue ampliando y el programa fue transformandose e incorporando otros topicos, profundizando los conocimientos sobre los mercados de capitales y de commodities, y de sus instrumentos, tanto los financieros convencionales como los novedosos. A lo largo de los años, se siguieron sucediendo cambios en el contenido del Programa, incorporando temas relativos con la gestion de las empresas, la operatoria con algoritmos, el analisis de datos, la tecnologia y la innovacion. En definitiva, el programa evoluciona en forma permanente acorde con las necesidades que demandan las empresas y los mercados relacionados a la Institucion.

The secret of great wealth lies not in predicting the future, but in exploiting asymmetries. The Asymmetry Principle deconstructs the linear thinking of most investors. We show you how to enter positions where the risk of loss is limited, but the potential for gain is infinite.Learn why its better to be wrong 9 times and massively right once than to constantly make small gains. We examine the strategies of the most successful investors and how they protect themselves against rare but devastating events. This book offers hard training for your understanding of risk and chance.Become the master of probability. We show you how to find market anomalies and how to separate your emotions from hard facts. Learn how to build a portfolio that profits from uncertainty instead of breaking under it. In a world of unpredictability, understanding asymmetry is your only real security. Bet on the impossible and win predictably. The math of wealth is asymmetric.

When Jeremy Grantham entered the investment business in the 1960s, he brought the thrifty Yorkshire values he had been raised with. While other money managers focused on blue chip stocks, he studied stock market history and constructed the first indices for small-cap and value stocks. Charting their ebb and flow, he saw the powerful force that would become central to his investment philosophy: mean reversion, the heartbreaking principle that good times always revert back to more boring, more ordinary times.In the early 1970s Grantham launched one of the first S&P 500 index strategies. Soon after, he cofounded GMO, which became the first firm to use a computer for investment analysis. In the late 1990s he acquired notoriety as a permabear for refusing to buy into dotcom mania. Clients left in droves, but he was vindicated when the bubble burst in 2000. Yet while his wealth grew, so did his alarm at the disastrous consequences of short-term thinking for both investors and for the planet, and he has directed nearly all his wealth to environmental protection.Written with the bestselling financial historian Edward Chancellor, The Making of a Permabear is replete with investment insights and provides a candid insiders tour of the booms and busts of the past half century.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing is sold as the way to save the planet while making a profit. Financial investigator Sarah King argues in "The Greenwashing Trap" that it is mostly a marketing scam. King reveals how the rating systems for ESG funds are fundamentally broken, often giving higher scores to oil giants than to renewable energy startups based on bureaucratic technicalities.She exposes how Wall Street rebrands standard portfolios as "Green" to charge higher management fees ("greenium"). The book details the lack of regulation that allows companies to claim "Net Zero" using dubious carbon offsets while increasing emissions."The Greenwashing Trap" empowers investors to look under the hood. King offers strategies for "Impact Investing" that actually moves the needle, distinguishing between feeling good and doing good. It is a guide for the ethical investor who refuses to be played by the cynical rebranding of capitalism.

"The Maniac Market" by financial historian Vincent Chang is a study not of numbers, but of human nature. Chang posits that every financial bubble, from the Dutch Tulip Mania of the 1630s to the crypto crazes of the 2020s, follows the exact same emotional script. The technology changes, but the psychology remains the same.The book breaks down the anatomy of a bubble into distinct phases: Displacement, Boom, Euphoria, Profit-Taking, and Panic. Chang uses behavioral economics to explain concepts like FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out), confirmation bias, and social proof that drive rational people to make irrational investment decisions. He interviews traders who survived the 2008 crash and psychologists who study gambling addiction."The Maniac Market" is a vaccine against the hype cycle. It teaches readers how to identify when a market has detached from reality and provides strategies for "contrarian investing"standing still when the herd is running. It is an essential read for anyone who wants to protect their wealth from the inevitable madness of the crowd, emphasizing that the most dangerous words in finance are indeed: "This time its different."