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- Mark Mobius, ‘Indiana Jones of emerging markets’, dies at 89 The Straits Times —
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- Mark Mobius, ‘Indiana Jones of emerging markets,’ dead at 89 NY Post —
Mark Mobius Dies at 89
Over a career spanning more than four decades, Mobius became a legendary figure on Wall Street for his on-the-ground insights and bullish stance on Asian markets.
He managed billions of dollars for Franklin Templeton before launching his own firm, consistently touting new opportunities in frontier economies.
His death marks the end of an era for emerging market investing, as he was one of the few figures who could move markets with a single interview.
Tributes have poured in from across the financial world, remembering him as a tireless traveler and a visionary who reshaped global capital flows.
Franklin Templeton Investments
American Asset Management Holding Company
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