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Perry Wong
Perry Wong is managing director, China at the Milken Institute. He specializes in analyzing the s
tructure, industry mix, development, and public policies of a regional economy.
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William Lee
William (Bill) Lee is chief economist at the Milken Institute.
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Caitlin MacLean
Caitlin MacLean is senior director of innovative finance at the Milken Institute.
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Kanika Singh
Kanika Singh is director of innovative finance at the Milken Institute.
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Ashley Campany
Ashley Campany is a senior associate on the Innovative Finance team at the Milken Institute. She
is responsible for research, development, execution, and follow-up for the Institute’s Financial Innovations Labs.
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Nicole Valentine
Nicole Valentine is the director, FinTech at the Milken Institute with over a decade of fina
ncial services, international mergers and acquisitions, technology, and innovation experience.
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Ghana’s Daakye Bond Program: An African Securitization Case Study
In Akan, the most widely spoken language in Ghana, daakye means future. It is an apt name, therefor
e, for the Daakye bond program, which invests in Ghana’s future leaders through securitizing future government tax flows.
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Digitalization and the Future of Asset Management
'Digitalization and the Future of Asset Management' is a summary report of a webinar that the Milke
n Institute hosted on March 4, 2021.
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SMEs and Public Equity Financing: A New Dataset of SME Boards in Emerging-Market and Developing Economies
In recent years, a number of stock exchanges in emerging-market and developing economies have estab
lished dedicated market segments for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Virtuous circle for east Africa: Regional capital market integration is the only option
Over the past decade, the major economies of east Africa – Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda – ha
ve enjoyed annual growth rates of well over 5%.
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The Potential for Shared-Use Infrastructure
The need among natural resource companies and governments to use capital more efficiently is creati
ng opportunities for commercial shared-use infrastructure in emerging and frontier markets.
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