Jim Rogers, Investor
Language: The speech and Q & A will be in English.
Veteran investor Jim Rogers says he holds warnings for Japan. In Tokyo to promote a new book with advice for the country rooted in his analysis of changes elsewhere in the world from the U.S. to China, Rogers will be talking about his views of the Japanese economy and the risks the country faces.
Rogers was born in 1942 in Alabama and founded the Quantum fund in the 1970s alongside George Soros, achieving returns of 4200% over a decade. Retiring at 37, he also taught finance at the Columbia Business School. He is known for his around the world trips as chronicled in his books, 'Investment Biker' and 'Adventure Capitalist'.
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