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August 18, 2022

Video: Gap Factor Premium

Region:
International
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Analyst:
Blaz Zlicar
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July saw a notable rebound in equity and bond markets – albeit perhaps counterintuitively, given how initially worse economic data had sparked expectations of a dovish Fed pivot. But then investors had to adjust expectations again, after July employment numbers suggested that the Fed may stay on course. According to Blaz Zlicar, markets will continue to be in a state of flux: inflation vs growth. He says “That is the name of the game these days”. Watch this video for more. [more]

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A bright future if we seize the opportunities

January 26, 2021
Region:
International
Analyst:
Jim Reid
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Nigel Wilson, CEO, Legal & General and Jim discuss how the future is in our own hands and that there are huge opportunities out there in new technologies and strategic investments that can overcome many of the secular negative forces we are all familiar with (debt, demographics, low productivity etc.). However Nigel believes we need to shed our old fashion attitude to the type of assets we invest long-term money into and urges Governments to provide the infrastructure and regulatory regime to make the future as bright as he thinks it can be. [more]

2021: A race to normalcy

December 11, 2020
Region:
International
Analyst:
Juliana Lee
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Covid-19 vaccines to prompt a race to normalcy, supporting above-trend growth in Asia and sustained appreciation of its currencies, with a few exceptions. China to lead the region in monetary policy normalization, with rising housing prices risking premature tightening for some. [more]

How the pandemic highlights the path to agility

December 1, 2020
Region:
International
Analyst:
Stephen Powers
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We identify the top-ten identifiable traits of the best companies in 2020. These have been made all the more stark by the challenges that the pandemic has thrown down. Among them are the ways in which many companies have become flatter, faster organisations made up of networked teams and empowered individuals. While ‘agility’ has previously been used in a nebulous way, this year has shown tangible ways to achieve both ‘agility’ and a ‘growth mindset’. [more]

Can big companies survive localisation?

October 26, 2020
Analyst:
Luke Templeman
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The trend towards 'localisation' leaves few easy options for large companies. Their huge advantage from global supply chains and businesses, built up during the last few decades of globalisation, may unwind unless they adapt to local- or multi-local business models. The urgency to adapt has been turbocharged by covid-19. [more]

America's Racial Gap & Big Tech's Closing Window

September 11, 2020
Analyst:
Apjit Walia
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The exponential growth of the digital economy is going to leave large chunks of minorities with little or no access to jobs. We conduct a bottom up societal study and it shows that 76% of Blacks and 62% of Hispanics could get shut out or be under-prepared for 86% of jobs in the US by 2045. If this digital racial gap is not addressed, in one generation alone, digitization could render the country’s minorities into an unemployment abyss. [more]

Will Covid-19 push us towards digital payments ?

August 11, 2020
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Whichever way the cloud and other technologies influence banking, they are unlikely to increase the use of pieces of paper or metal as a means of payment. In fact, the existing trend towards cashless and contactless payments has been given big push by the Corona crisis, with many avoiding cash for fear of contagion. But how will this develop long term, and is cash really dead? Our economist Marion Labouré from Deutsche Bank Research discusses these questions and their significance in this video. [more]

What will be the political tipping points?

December 10, 2019
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Looking back on the decade just gone, the biggest developments in politics has been a backlash against: globalisation and immigration. Also, we have seen the rise of movements seeking to reassert the primacy of the nation state. Although these trends were not anticipated a decade ago, the signs were clearly there. [more]

The future of on-demand-life

December 3, 2019
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A decade from now, a family are going through their morning routine. Breakfast has just been delivered from the dark kitchen around the corner, the ironed clothes are due in ten minutes.
Take a look at our imagine2030 konzept special edition and find out how our research colleagues imagine the decade ahead. [more]
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