US Election 2020: What's in store for investors?

Roundtable with IW and State Street Global Advisors SPDR

Investment Week
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Ahead of the election next Tuesday, Investment Week and SPDR ETFs from State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) hosted a roundtable featuring experts from across the investment industry to discuss the prospects for the US and the world.

Participants Katrina Lloyd, editor-in-chief, Investment Week Stefano Amato, head of multi-asset solutions, Santander Asset Management Steven Bell, chief economist, BMO Global Asset Management Elliot Hentov, head of policy research at State Street Global Advisors Supriya Menon, senior multi asset strategist, Pictet Asset Management   Paul O'Connor, head of multi-asset, Janus Henderson Investors Lane Prenevost, UK head of multi-asset, HSBC Global Asset Management Hani Redha, portfolio manager, global multi-asset, Pinebridge Peter Rutter, head of equities, Royal Londo...

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