Investing for the future (2022)
What lessons from the past can we draw on to meet the challenges of today?
How can we prepare today for the opportunities of tomorrow?
Our 2022 investment conference looked at how the past has shaped the present and what the areas of growth could be in coming decades.
Topics covered include:
- Former chancellor of the exchequer Lord Norman Lamont joins AXA IM’s CIO Chris Iggo to discuss what his battles against inflation can tell us about today’s macro environment
- AXA IM experts present their views on the investment environment in equities and fixed income, and the key trends driving long-term investment returns
- Thomasina Miers, OBE, food writer and founder of the Wahaca restaurant chain discusses the opportunities to transform food production and build a sustainable food culture across the globe
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Special guest speakers:
Lord Norman Lamont
Former chancellor of the exchequer Lord Norman Lamont joined AXA IM’s CIO Chris Iggo to discuss what his battles against inflation could tell us about today’s macro environment.
Thomasina Miers
Thomasina Miers, OBE, food writer and founder of the Wahaca restaurant chain discussed the opportunities to transform food production and build a sustainable food culture across the globe. In addition, AXA IM investment professionals presented their views on the investment environment in equities and fixed income, and the key trends driving long-term investment returns.
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