
Paul McNamara
Veteran fund manager at GAM Investments, specializing in emerging and frontier markets and known for his insights on debt sustainability and global economic trends.
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Apr 27, 2023 • 38min
Why the Desire to Move Away From the Dollar Is Getting Real
Paul McNamara, an investment director at GAM and expert in emerging markets, dives into the hot topic of de-dollarization. He discusses how rising US interest rates and economic sanctions are pushing countries to reconsider their reliance on the dollar. McNamara highlights the ambitions of BRICS nations to establish alternative currencies, particularly the Chinese renminbi. The conversation reveals the challenges and strategies emerging markets face as they navigate a potential shift in global financial power.

Jan 17, 2022 • 39min
Paul Mcnamara on the Problem With Turkey, and the Attempt To Save the Lira
Paul McNamara, a fund manager at GAM and expert in emerging markets, delves into Turkey's economic predicament. He discusses the Turkish government's unconventional measures to stabilize the lira, questioning their effectiveness against high inflation and dollarization. McNamara analyzes how historical context shapes current challenges and compares Turkey's situation with successful strategies from other nations. He sheds light on the risks of ongoing volatility and the broader implications for investors, illustrating the complexities of navigating Turkey's financial landscape.

Jan 6, 2020 • 32min
Why So Many Emerging Markets Are Blowing Up Right Now
In a captivating discussion, Paul McNamara, a veteran fund manager at GAM Investments, breaks down the current chaos in emerging markets like Argentina, Chile, and Lebanon. He highlights the paradox of economic growth amidst protests, detailing Lebanon's financial crisis and its complex politics. McNamara explores the factors keeping Lebanon's debt from reaching crisis levels and Argentina’s tangled debt dynamics that keep investors intrigued. He also sheds light on shifting perspectives on debt sustainability from the IMF amid these turbulent times.


