Jesse Kuri
StrategistGeopolitics, US Politics
Jesse Kuri helps investors understand how geopolitical and political developments shape financial markets and investment outcomes. His work focuses on assessing global risks… Read More
Jesse Kuri helps investors understand how geopolitical and political developments shape financial markets and investment outcomes. His work focuses on assessing global risks, evaluating policy developments, and translating geopolitical events into actionable investment insights.
Since joining the firm in 2013, he has worked alongside Chief Investment Strategist Marko Papic and Chief GeoMacro Strategist Matt Gertken.
His expertise spans both developed and emerging markets, with a particular focus on the United States, Europe, India, and Southeast Asia. He specializes in integrating geopolitical analysis with investment strategy to identify risks and opportunities across regions and asset classes.
Jesse holds a Master of Arts in Economics from Concordia University and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from McGill University. Read Less
Since joining the firm in 2013, he has worked alongside Chief Investment Strategist Marko Papic and Chief GeoMacro Strategist Matt Gertken.
His expertise spans both developed and emerging markets, with a particular focus on the United States, Europe, India, and Southeast Asia. He specializes in integrating geopolitical analysis with investment strategy to identify risks and opportunities across regions and asset classes.
Jesse holds a Master of Arts in Economics from Concordia University and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from McGill University. Read Less
-
Will Democrats win the Senate or not? Yes. What happens if they fall short? Nothing! How will markets react to different midterm scenarios? A Democratic victory raises odds of a Blue sweep in 2028, and tax hikes in 2029! Will the US escalate the war...14 Oct 2026, 10:30 EDT, 15:30 BST
-
-
-
-
-
-
Chief Strategist Matt Gertken, Roukaya Ibrahim, Jesse Kuri discussed: Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping agreed to expand their trade truce, as both face challenges, not least in the Strait of Hormuz.But China is not yet willing to apply pressure on...22 May 2026
-
Midterm elections occur every four years and thus constitute a normal risk, not significant uncertainty.13 May 2026
-
-