Взлеты и падения государств. Силы перемен в посткризисном мире Шарма Ручир

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Ручир Шарма – руководитель направления развивающихся рынков и главный глобальный стратег инвестиционного подразделения компании Morgan Stanley. Под его управлением – активы на сумму более двадцати млрд долларов. Шарма много путешествует: каждый месяц он отправляется на неделю в очередную страну, где встречается с ведущими политиками, руководителями компаний и другими местными деятелями.

Журналистикой Шарма начал заниматься еще раньше, чем стал инвестором. Его статьи постоянно печатаются в Wall Street Journal, Financial Times и в Times of India. Эссе выходили в Foreign Affairs, Time, New York Times, Foreign Policy, Forbes и Bloomberg View. Значительную часть прошлого десятилетия он был редактором в Newsweek и вел там постоянную колонку “Глобальный инвестор”. Его первая книга Breakout Nations: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles стала бестселлером номер один в Индии, бестселлером журнала Wall Street Journal и под двадцать первым номером вошла в список книг для чтения в 2012 году, составленный журналом Foreign Policy.

В октябре 2015 года Bloomberg назвал Шарму одним из пятидесяти самых влиятельных людей мира. В 2012-м журнал Foreign Policy включил его в категорию ведущих мыслителей мира, а в июне 2013-го главный ежедневный журнал Индии Outlook назвал одним из двадцати пяти самых умных индийцев мира. В 2007 году на Всемирном экономическом форуме в Давосе Шарма вошел в список ведущих молодых лидеров.

Шарма увлечен бегом, регулярно занимается с бывшим тренером олимпийской сборной и участвует в спринтерских забегах.

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