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20 June 2008
Secular Market Forum 2008





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10 April 2008
The Credit Crunch





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01 July 2007
The Secular Market Forum



Schroders recently hosted its annual Secular Market Forum. We invited some of the world's leading industry, academic and financial commentators to debate the issues which are shaping the world economy today. These are "slow burn" issues, which can influence markets gradually over time, or have the potential to explode into major concerns.



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29 May 2007
China, India and the new balance of economic power

Jim O'Neill, Goldman Sachs
Martin Wolf, Financial Times


As China and India's importance in the global economy grows, does the real power lie outside the G7 policymakers? How will this impact markets?



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29 May 2007
Liquidity, derivatives and risk

Richard Bookstaber, FrontPoint Partners

What drives financial market liquidity, what role do derivatives and hedge funds play? Do investors understand the risks?



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29 May 2007
Geopolitical risk and the markets

Professor Niall Ferguson, Harvard University

Are financial markets underestimating geopolitical risk? How can we protect portfolios? Professor Niall Ferguson argues that there are a lot of lessons investors could learn from the past.



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29 May 2007
Investing in climate change

Marc Brammer, Director of Research for Europe
Professor Michael Grubb, Carbon Trust


Does it present an investment opportunity? The winners and losers in the race to be green.



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