Peter Marber has been a thought leader and pioneering investor in the global markets since the late 1980s. An award-winning money manager for some of the world’s largest institutions including Loomis Sayles and HSBC, Marber is the chief investment officer for emerging markets at Aperture Investors in New York. In addition to Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, he has taught at Columbia University, Harvard University, and New York University, and has lectured at dozens of international conferences. A market commentator for CNN, the Financial Times, CNBC, Barron's, Reuters, Bloomberg, and The Wall Street Journal, Marber has also published six books.
Education
- PhD, University of Cambridge
- MIA, Columbia University
- BA, The Johns Hopkins University
Research
Selected publications
- “Emerging Measuring and Managing Political Risk in the Age of Technology (forthcoming 2020, PRS with McKee)
- The Evolution of Liberal Arts in the Global Age (2017, Routledge, with Araya)
- Brave New Math: Information, Globalization and New Economic Thinking in the 21st Century (2015, World Policy)
- Higher Education in the Global Age (2012, Routledge, with Araya)
- Market Debt: Perfect timing?’ Investment & Pensions Europe. (2011)
- Seeing the Elephant: Understanding Globalization from Trunk to Tail (2009, Wiley)
- "From the G8 to the" E8": is the globalization tide turning?." World Policy Journal 23, no. 3 (2006): 42-51.
- Quid Periculum? Money Changes Everything (2004, FT Prentice Hall)
- "Globalization and its contents." World Policy Journal 21, no. 4 (2004): 29-37.
- From Third World to World Class: The Future of Emerging Markets in the Global Economy (Basic, 1999)
- "Alleviating motion sickness: transportation privatization trends in developing countries." Journal of International Affairs (1997): 633-673
- "Sheikhs and Souks: Capital market formation in the Middle East." Journal of International Affairs (1995): 75-101.
- "Banking the bear: Financial marketization in Russia." The Columbia Journal of World Business 29, no. 4 (1994): 30-41.
Working papers
- “Globalization, Information, and the Future of Political Risk,” forthcoming (2020).
Teaching
Current
- Emerging Markets
Previous
- Corporate Finance
- Hedge Funds
- Investments
Honors and distinctions
- Dean’s Teaching Commendation, Harvard University, 2017n 2018, 2019
- J. Fussa Distinguished Teaching Award, Harvard University, 2017
- Columbia Alumni Award, Columbia University, 2017
- Royal Society of Arts, Fellow, 2014
Impact and Engagement
Business
- Chief Investment Officer, Emerging Markets, Aperture Investors
- Board of Directors, Emerging Markets Trade Association
Policy
- Advisory Board, New America
Community
- Board of Visitors and Governors, St. John’s College
In the media
- “Global Investments: Time to Rethink Emerging Markets?” Global Affairs Review, 2018
- "Advisors May Need a New Framework for Allocations in Emerging Markets." Investments & Wealth, 2018
- “The most forward-thinking, future-proof college in America teaches every student the exact same stuff,” Quartz, 2017
- “Trump doesn’t realize that America’s greatest export is higher education,” Quartz, 2017
- “Refining EM: Country Clusters Offer New Matrix.” Financial Times, 2015
- “The four ways to really fix education (that no one wants to hear),” Quartz, 2013
- “It’s time for Italians to let go of regional loyalties if they want their economy to thrive,” Quartz, 2013
- “4 ways to increase immigration, cultivate highly skilled US workforce,” The Atlantic, 2012
- “How the United States Can Maintain Its Global Edge,” The Atlantic, 2012