Raheel Bhuiya

Articles 2

1. Student Spotlight

   Currencies and Control: Why the U.S. Intervened in the Yen's Collapse

   The yen's collapse to ¥164 forced the largest coordinated US-Japan currency intervention since 1998, not out of allyship, but because Japan's $1.2 trillion in US Treasury holdings meant a disorderly slide threatened to spike American borrowing costs.

   Raheel Bhuiya26th August 20267 min read

2. Student Spotlight

   From Passion to Profit: The Rise of Private Equity in Football

   Private equity is quietly rewriting football-club ownership. Chelsea and AC Milan offer two versions of the same wager, and raise the question of whether financial discipline and success on the pitch can ever sit comfortably together.

   Raheel Bhuiya5th August 20267 min read