3 February 2020
Episode 278
15 minutes
The panel explores the global investor outlook, dipping into UBS Global Wealth Management’s latest quarterly survey. Both high-net-worth individuals and business owners have a more upbeat outlook entering the new year, with cash levels and concerns over domestic politics declining. The panel discusses the role that home bias plays in informing optimism, considers the lessons of the past 12 months and finds out what tops the list of concerns for investors this year, wherever they are in the world.
3 February 2020
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