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Make the Deal Work: Rethinking USMCA for a Competitive Future
As the USMCA approaches its first formal review in 2026, policymakers, business leaders, and inv
estors are preparing for a pivotal moment in North America’s economic trajectory.
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Powering Progress: Unleashing Energy and Infrastructure Opportunities
With shifting geopolitics, nearshoring trends, and the energy transition accelerating, North Ame
rica stands at the center of a historic opportunity.
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Reimagining the Economy in the Age of AI (Invite only)
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the foundations of our global economy.
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Part 1: Titans of Private Equity: Shaping Latin America’s Next Chapter
From scaling the groundbreaking companies of tomorrow to channeling capital flows into global ma
rkets, this session will explore the forces reshaping the investment landscape, the opportunities on the horizon, and what it takes to drive lasting impact i
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Understanding Tariffs in the Global Economy (Invite only)
Tariffs have reemerged as a powerful tool in the shifting landscape of global trade—reshaping su
pply chains, influencing investment decisions, and redefining economic alliances.
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Movies, Games, Anime: Redefining the Fanverse in the Gen Z Era
Grab your popcorn and step into the ever-expanding fanverse where movies, games, and anime colli
de to create worlds that shape global culture.
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Closing Networking Reception
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Young Leaders Circle Discussion (Invite only)
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Global Investment Outlook
Global capital markets in 2025 are navigating an environment marked by persistent volatility, sh
ifting monetary policies, and heightened geopolitical risk.
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How Can Philanthropy Address Complex Climate Crises?
The Asia-Pacific region faces some of the most severe global climate risks.
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Navigating the Rise of Private Credit: Growth, Risk, and Resilience
Private credit is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of institutional portfolios, driven by attracti
ve yields, tighter bank lending, and investor demand for floating-rate exposure. Global private credit AUM grew to approximately $2 trillion in 2024.
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Valuations, Volatility, and the Future of Alternatives (Invite only)
As capital cycles evolve, investors must adapt to a market shaped by rate uncertainty, geopoliti
cal tension, and emerging AI-led efficiencies.
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