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Global Investors' View: United States (Invite only)
The United States remains a central force in the global economy, with strengths in technology, f
inance, health care, and advanced manufacturing.
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Women in Health Roundtable (Invite only)
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China Outlook: Making Sense of the New Investment Narrative
China is at a crossroads, where regulatory shifts and evolving consumer landscapes are reshaping
the investment environment. As China forges a resilient and self-reliant path, business activity is concentrating on advanced tech and critical minerals.
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Centering Women's Health with New Technologies
For decades, women’s health has been sidelined, underfunded, and under-researched.
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Leaders in Technology Roundtable (Invite only)
This roundtable will bring together diverse perspectives on the latest trends and current balanc
e of innovation, competition, and security in the advanced technology space.
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Future Generations of Giving: Long-Term Philanthropy Strategy in Short-Term Uncertainty (Invite only)
For families, corporations, and foundations engaged in philanthropy, the shifting global landsca
pe prompts inquiry into future strategies around decision-making, governance, and impact of their giving in the long-term.
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Global Asset Management in Transition: Innovation, Risk, and the Road Ahead
The global asset management sector is undergoing a fundamental shift in strategy as firms adapt
to persistent market volatility, interest rate uncertainty, and heightened political and regulatory uncertainty.
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How South-South Investments are Accelerating the Rise of the Rest
As the world gradually shifts from a unipolar toward a multipolar geopolitical order, the Global
South is assuming a broader functional role across economic, diplomatic, and strategic arenas.
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The Asia Pacific Investment Outlook
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The New World Order of Biomedical Innovation
For decades, substantial public investment—particularly in nations such as the United States and
Singapore—has driven biomedical research.
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