Global Strategy Outlook Roundtable

Global Strategy Outlook Roundtable

Oxford Economics invites you to attend our Global Strategy Outlook Roundtable in Geneva.

By Oxford Economics

Date and time

Wed, 23 Oct 2019 11:45 - 14:15 CEST

Location

Mandarin Oriental

Quai Turrettini 1 1201 Geneva Switzerland

About this event

11:45 - Registration

11:55 - Welcome

12:00 - Global Strategy Outlook and Strategic Asset Allocation: Slower for longer: policy impotency and demographic forces - Gabriel Sterne & Michiel Tukker

  • Elevated risks of a meaningful correction in global markets as the global economy is rocked by weak China indicators and concerns over dollar liquidity and dollar strength can be observed.
  • We will demonstrate how our allocations are affected in various downside and upside simulated scenarios based on our global macroeconomic model.
  • Our recent provocative thematic research that challenges conventional wisdom on the impact of demographics on savings rates, output and inflation will be highlighted.

12:50 - Coffee break

13:05 - Equities Outlook - Lower (earnings) for longer - Daniel Grosvenor

  • Equities cannot defy gravity indefinitely.
  • Further downgrades as the global economy slows and margin pressures rise can be observed.
  • Valuations look stretched and are vulnerable to a bond market tantrum.
  • We recommend defensive positioning at the sector level

14:00 - Finish and closing remarks

*Lunch will be provided.

Speakers

Gabriel Sterne | Head of Macro Research

Daniel Grosvenor| Equity Strategist

Michiel Tukker| Economist

For any questions about this event, please contact:

Jens Osterhaus, Director

+49 69 9675 8660 | josterhaus@oxfordeconomics.com

Oxford Economics GmbH | Marienstr. 15 | 60329 Frankfurt am Main

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