by Jeffrey P. Snider
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| The conventional wisdom is that central banks are the most important economic actors in the world. Markets hang on their every word. Yet, what if that power has less to do with actual monetary policy and more to do with how the performance of that policy creates a self-fulfilling prophecy as market actors respond to media coverage? Jeff Snider is the head of global research at Alhambra Investments. In this conversation, he and NLW explore: How the Fed lost the ability to even determine what the money supply is. How the financialization in the 1980s exacerbated monetary confusion. Why the most important force in the global economy isn’t central banks but the eurodollar and shadow banking system. How the eurodollar and shadow banking sector creates a drag on real economic growth. Why the conventional wisdom and “central bank savior” narrative around 2008 was dead wrong. The problem with “survivor’s euphoria.” Why “money printer go brr” is actually a flood myth. |
Jeffrey P. Snider is the head of Global Investment Research of Alhambra Investment Partners (AIP). Jeffrey was 12 years at Atlantic Capital Management where he anticipated the financial crisis with critical research. His company is a global investment adviser, hence potential Swiss clients should not hesitate to contact AIP
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