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Experienced Talent Can Power Social Change
Attorney, venture capitalist, and Portland native Ken Harris was ripe for retirement—a notion he rej
ected in favor of working with a nonprofit that could use his expertise. “To me, that’s what life is all about,” said Ken.
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Accelerating Securitization in Africa to Scale Financing for the SDGs
Accelerating Securitization in Africa to Scale Financing for the SDGs
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Eliminating all health insurance could make primary care more cost-effective, reports Lawrence Fisher in Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Concierge medicine for the masses - in which patients pay an annual fee or retainer di
rectly to their physicians - could succeed where insurance-based health care fails, former New York Times business reporter Lawrence Fisher argues
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Policymakers should focus on financial stability, not stock prices, say economists in the latest Milken Institute Review
Four years before the stock market bubble burst in the summer of 2000, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan w
arned investors of "irrational exuberance." Now, in the latest issue of The Milken Institute Review, two economists specializing in monetary polic
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Milken Institute Responds to Federal Housing Finance Reform Plans
Housing finance program director Eric Kaplan says "The ramifications of these plans ... cannot be ov
erstated."
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Mike Milken urges greater focus on disease prevention and research in Milken Institute Review health-reform commentary
LOS ANGELES — Mike Milken, chairman of the Milken Institute, offers a very different perspective on
the battle over health-care reform in the latest Milken Institute Review.
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One Fix for Greater Social Mobility in the U.S.: Early Interventions
LOS ANGELES—Richard Reeves and Isabel Sawhill, both senior fellows in economic studies at
the Brookings Institution in Washington, dispute the widespread conviction that the oppo
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Bachar Reforms Have Improved Israel's Capital Markets, but Only Half of Recommendations Have Been Implemented, Report Says
Two years after the passage of the Bachar Reforms — landmark legislation that sought to bring compet
ition to Israel′s financial markets — only half of the recommendations have been implemented, according to a new report.
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North Korea: The Knowns and Unknowns Inside the Hermit Kingdom
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North Korea: The Knowns and Unknowns In
side the Hermit Kingdom
Friday, May 22 | 8:30 am - 9:15 am SGT
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Saving the environment can be good for capitalists, too, says author in latest issue of Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — There are no free lunches in preserving the environment, but with a little help from m
arkets there certainly can be some cheap ones.
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Milken Institute Center for Financial Markets Appoints Two to New Positions
WASHINGTON, DC—The Milken Institute’s Center for Financial Markets today announced two senior-level
appointments in the areas of innovative finance and financial-markets policy, naming Aron Betru as Managing Director and Michael Bright as Director.
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Milken Institute Launches “Early Warning” Initiative for Emerging Pandemic Threats as COVID-19 Cases Increase
Washington, D.C. – Dec.