Resco Monthly Issue Seven: “Master of Puppets”
Master of puppets I'm pulling your stringsTwisting your mind and smashing your dreamsBlinded by me, you can't see a thingJust call my name, 'cause I'll hear you [...]
Resco Thought Piece: “The Tyranny of Benchmarks”
How form beats substance in financial marketsBy Resco Advisory Board Member Kevin CorriganOriginally told in James Surowiecki’s book The Wisdom of Crowds and lately by John Kay [...]
Resco Monthly Issue Six: “The Way of The Samurai”
While some economists are tasked to provoke thought and have the freedom to publish perfectly valid theses only to have markets move against those views for years [...]
Resco Monthly Issue Five: “Low Volatility Is a Virtuous Circle… Or Is It?”
There is a chicken and egg conundrum prevailing in risk markets presently, which goes something like, “What came first? Low volatility or implied low volatility?” One great [...]
Resco Monthly Issue Four: “You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Til It’s Gone”
Inflation is often seen as a scourge on economies – it is a tax on those with no income growth, it can destroy politicians if allowed to [...]
Resco Monthly Issue Three: “I Find Your Lack Of Faith In MMT Disturbing”
As the big egos do battle over the right for new paradigms to emerge, we suggest remaining open to all possibilities. "Will we go bankrupt? So far, the [...]