Strides in governance could help Asian markets challenge US exceptionalism
But the US’ strength lies in its edge in corporate governance – investors enjoy legal clarity, shareholder empowerment and deep, liquid capital markets
AT THIS time in 2025, optimism reigned over the concept of US exceptionalism, the notion that the US is unique and hence is expected to generate outsized returns.
But as the year wore on, that narrative lost steam.
Where does US exceptionalism stand today? The concept is far from dead, based on the many opinions and strategy reports that come my way.
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