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The New York Times has curated a list of the 100 best books of the 21st century, showcasing a diverse range of voices and genres. This prestigious selection includes works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and graphic novels that have made a significant impact on literature and culture. 

 

Topping the list is “My brilliant Friend: A Novel” by Elena Ferrante, who features three books on the list. Michael Pollan's "The Omnivore's Dilemma," book is a deep dive into the complexities of the modern food industry. The list also features influential memoirs such as "Educated" by Tara Westover and groundbreaking novels like "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. 

 

Each book on the list is celebrated for its storytelling, insight, and contribution to the literary landscape. This compilation serves as a testament to the rich and evolving nature of contemporary literature.


Finsum: The number nine and ten spots highlight two wonderful dystopian novels “Never Let Me Go” and “Station Eleven” 

Smarsh, a compliance tech firm serving major global financial institutions, has integrated OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API into its platform. This enables clients to utilize generative AI while adhering to regulatory requirements. 

 

According to Chief Product Officer Goutam Nadella, regulated industries face challenges with new cloud-based solutions due to stringent oversight. The integration allows for AI-generated content to be tagged, helping financial institutions comply with upcoming regulations. 

 

CEO Kim Crawford Goodman highlighted the importance of maintaining governance policies for AI-generated content. This aligns with FINRA's Regulatory Notice 24-09 regarding the supervision of electronic correspondence using generative AI.


Finsum: AI is best used to augment the relationship between advisors and clients and can serve for scheduling and many writing tasks. 

 

In 2024, emerging-market investments face a challenging environment due to high interest rates, elections, and strict regulations. However, optimism exists for both fixed income and equities. 

 

Higher-rated countries with strong external credit positions are less affected by rising rates, and better policymaking enhances stability. China's economic impact on commodity prices remains significant, while India's growth prospects are strong. 

 

South Korea's undervalued market may benefit from policy changes, and exposure to semiconductors and AI in regions like Korea, Taiwan, and China offers additional opportunities.


Finsum: Also keep a role on political stabilization which seems to be trending positive for a number of EMs.

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