COVID-19 and continued geopolitical challenges pushed investors into a fight with volatile conditions across the markets. There are strong signs of optimism and resilience; however, global growth forecasts vary between emerging markets, developing countries, and advanced economies.
G10 interest rate coordination, comparative advantage-based trade, and supranational corporate interests prioritized global supply chains over geopolitical interests. How will this geo-economic fragmentation trend mirror a broader economic and market outlook? Will this condition deliver some breathing room for multilateralism? What are the current challenges faced by regulators, asset managers, and corporate executives?
These crucial questions were debated during the Milken Conference held on May 7 in Los Angeles on the panel that gathered several influential names from the industry. The panel was moderated...
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