THREAD 1) Where will the next financial crisis come from–and when will it hit? How can investors navigate the disruption? Executive Editor @tracyalloway picks some of the best Bloomberg offerings for understanding markets in the new economy. bloom.bg/2CJajSO #NewEconForum
2) Hyun Song Shin does some great academic work on risks and imbalances in the financial system. In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast @tracyalloway hosts with @TheStalwart he talks about the impact of the dollar on the rest of the world. bloom.bg/33JHMso 🔊 
3) We’ve now had a decade of investors searching for yield in global markets. This @BW piece from @AnsteyAsia is a lovely look at how that reach for returns has created an unlikely power house in global bonds. Asia’s famous savings glut is alive and well! bloom.bg/2QjyrU6
4) History doesn’t repeat, but it does rhyme. It’s hard not to see some excesses in the multi-year boom in the world’s corporate debt market that resemble the run-up to 2008. Here, Deutsche Bank analysts lay out some similarities and key differences: bloom.bg/2XeTgkU
5) In some respects, we did just have a mini crisis in one of the most important parts of the financial system. Zoltan Pozsar, formerly of U.S. Treasury, explains why the repo market went crazy in September and why it could happen again: bloom.bg/2NK8hbA 🔊
6) Consider this a hedge. In this @bopinion piece, @ritholtz gives a behavioral perspective of how crises can creep up on even the most veteran of market participants and why such shocks can often leave us unable to spot subsequent opportunities. bloom.bg/2OeoWTp
7) Stay tuned for more at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum from Nov. 20-22 in Beijing. bloomberg.com/new-economy-fo… #NewEconForum
