Europe Needs a Herro  

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Kimes, Mina

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Fortune vol. 166 no. 1 (Jul. 2012), page 58-63.
Topik: Investor; Investment; Stock Market; European Banks; Global Economy

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The vaunted international stock picker David Herro is betting big on banks in France, Spain, and Italy. But he doesn't call himself a risk-taker. David Herro seems awfully relaxed for a man who has more than $1 billion invested in European banks. It's a sunny morning in late May, and I'm sitting across from the boyish 51-year-old fund manager in his downtown Chicago office. He's giving me his full attention, but I can't stop glancing at the headlines blinking on the Bloomberg terminal behind him. The euro is about to hit a two-year low. Greece is on the brink of disaster. Spain's real estate market is in shambles, and Italian sovereign debt is as fragile as stained glass. The global economy is roiling, and Herro is positively beatific.

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