Experts Talk: The year ahead for Europe

February 6, 2024

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Staying up-to-date on potential impacts for investors as 2024 gets under way is key to planning for the long-term.

 

In late January we brought together Deutsche Bank’s Zeynep Ozturk-Unlu and Dr. Dirk Steffen alongside guest economics expert Robert Ward, to share their views on ‘The year ahead for Europe’. Their wide-ranging discussion covered everything from macroeconomics and risk to geopolitics and conflicts, and is presented here for you to view.

 

Key global events continue to affect markets and the investment landscape. The year ahead will provide many opportunities for turbulence with 40 national elections expected scheduled throughout the year and our panel highlighted some of the ‘ones to watch’.

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Speakers

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Zeynep Ozturk-Unlu

Head of Banking, Lending & Investment Solutions, Central Europe & US, Deutsche Bank Private Bank

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Dr. Dirk Steffen

Global Chief Investment Strategist & Chief Investment Officer EMEA, Deutsche Bank Private Bank

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Robert Ward

Japan Chair; Director of Geo-economics and Strategy, International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS)


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