Investec Wealth & Investment: Seven themes that will interest investors in 2017 and beyond

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The end of a 35-year bond bull market, the rise of so-called robojobs, rapid developments in gene editing and the 'sharing economy' will be among the themes that will interest investors next year and beyond, according to Investec Wealth & Investment's annual research paper Vision.

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