Foresight into 2020 - Singapore | Financial Times | 3 November 2019 | The Westin Singapore, 12 Marina View, Tower 2 Asia Square, Singapore 018961

The Financial Times and PineBridge Investments are delighted to present Foresight into 2020, an exclusive lunch forum that will explore the greatest risks to the global economy and markets in 2020 and debate what investors can do to mitigate those risks and find opportunity in them, both in the short term and the years ahead.

Have we reached an inflection point in the global economic order?

A number of forces are currently at work reshaping economies and markets – with unprecedented implications. Chief among these are protectionism and populism, climate change, China’s continued market liberalisation and global influence, diminishing returns of policy interventions and increasing regulation of technology.

How will these forces play out in 2020 and beyond? Do we need to prepare for another recession? And how can investors keep one eye on the short-term risks and opportunities, while not losing sight of those in the distance?

The Financial Times and PineBridge Investments are delighted to present 2020 Foresight, an exclusive event analysing the major disruptions and opportunities that will alter the global markets in the years ahead. What will be the greatest risks to the global economy in 2020? And what can investors do to mitigate those risks and find opportunity in them?

2019 Speakers

Wey Fook Hou
Chief Investment Officer, Consumer Banking & Wealth Management, DBS Bank

Rana Karadsheh-Haddad
Regional Industry Director, South Asia & East Asia and Pacific, International Finance Corporation (IFC)

Ilian Mihov
Dean and Professor of Economics, INSEAD

Markus Schomer
Chief Economist, PineBridge Investments

Elizabeth Soon
Portfolio Manager, Head of Asia ex-Japan Equities, PineBridge Investments

Sunny Ng
Portfolio Manager, Global Multi-Asset, PineBridge Investments

Omar Slim
Portfolio Manager, Fixed Income, PineBridge Investments