Seismic Shifts: Webinar with Paul Moore, 17 April 2024

A pivotal moment for equity markets has arrived.

Today, markets face high inflation, high interest rates, high energy costs, decarbonisation, deglobalisation and rising geopolitical risk. That’s a big change from the past three decades. In this environment, identifying valuation anomalies can be key to delivering attractive, long-term returns for investors. It’s also key to managing risk by holding undervalued, quality companies with less downside risk.

This video is a recording of a 30-minute live webinar with Chief Investment Officer Paul Moore on 17 April 2024. He covers:

  • What the new investment landscape looks like
  • How these forces will play out on equity markets this decade
  • How advisers can exploit valuation anomalies for clients
  • Examples of valuation anomalies.

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