Pete Davies: Where are the Risks and Rewards Over the Next Decade? | #24
Pete Davies, Head of Developed Markets Strategy at Lansdowne Partners, explains why this decade could look nothing like the last. From rising public-sector risk to the return of tangible assets and a new AI investment cycle. We cover: The macro shift investors aren’t positioned for: re-industrialisation, capex, and…
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