Investment Week Conference 2019: How is the political landscape impacting portfolios?
Vox-pop series
In the second of this two-part vox-pop series, Investment Week's Natalie Kenway speaks to delegates at the Investment Week Conference 2019 on day 2 to discover their key highlights from the panel debate and sessions with fund managers.
Held at Pennyhill Park Hotel, Surrey, on 6 and 7 June, the second morning kicked off Matthew Goodwin, Professor of Politics at the University of Kent, discussing the key themes in political volatility....
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