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Latest Episodes
Future trends (part two)
Leading experts and entrepreneurs discuss the future of technology, demography and inequality at UBS’s first Global Thought Leadership Debate.
Future trends (part one)
Leading experts and entrepreneurs discuss the future of technology, demography and inequality at UBS’s first Global Thought Leadership Debate.
Interest rates and the Fed
As The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City opens its annual policy meeting near Jackson Hole in Wyoming, we discuss the prospects and impact of an interest rate hike.
Cracking BRICS
This week we’re considering how Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are shaping up in another tough year for emerging-market economies.
Japan – time to take a look?
As Japan’s Abenomics reforms continue, we assess the impact on the economy and consider the prospects for change when it comes to both national debt and declines in the labour force. Plus: our panel…
Funds in focus
Exchange-traded funds and hedge funds are in the spotlight. With outstanding investment in ETFs globally now outstripping that in hedge funds, we’ll explore some of the possible reasons and ask how investors should balance…
Iran’s next revolution
What could the nuclear deal mean for Iran, the region and the world? We explore the economic implications of a potentially extraordinary geopolitical shift with UBS experts, analysts and investors from around the globe.
Sustainable investing
To integrate or to exclude: approaches to sustainable investing are in the spotlight. UBS analysts and experts from around the world share their insights into an area of increasing interest for institutional and individual…
From prosperity to purpose
Experts from UBS and The Hauser Institute at Harvard University discuss their new report on philanthropy and social investment in Latin America.
Taming the dragon
Despite some rallies in a volatile week, China’s equity market has fallen some 30 per cent in the last month or so, a loss of around $3trn. Can the government support its stock market?
