Life 2.0: Investing After the Storm

After the storm – investing in a post-covid world

The 2020 market correction was, by some measures, the fastest and deepest ever; it was certainly the most severe we have experienced in our lifetimes. While markets have generally recovered, this is in large part down to the extraordinary measures taken by governments and central banks across the world. This session explores the longer-term economic and market implications of those measures and the increasing relevance of long-term trends, focusing on the potential impact on our ability to fund Life 2.0.

We will start with an analysis of the economic implications of the unprecedented increase in money supply and government borrowing, move on to look at the impact on investment markets before concluding by considering the long-term underlying drivers of change, in particular climate change.

We hope you'll leave the session with a clearer view of what to expect from your investments.

Date: 24 March 2021

Time(s): 10.00 am - 11.00 am

2.00 pm - 3.00 pm

Where: This is a virtual session

The Masterclass will last an hour with the opportuntiy to continue the conversation.

Refreshments will doubtless be available from a kitchen near you.

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What people have to say about previous events....

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Rob Morley | Fountain Partnership

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Faith Pearce | MA Partners LLP

I have been a regular attendee at Chadwick’s business seminars for several years and without fail I have found the sessions to be useful and practical on the one hand whilst thought provoking and inspiring on the other. Many advisers can put on topical seminars, few can make you feel that you want to go on to study the subject yourself!

Dawn Parkes | Managing Partner | Hatch Brenner

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