Despite this, it’s clear that these measures are far from sufficient as a growing number of businesses buckle under lockdown.

Governments around the world have dedicated more than $8 trillion to fight the pandemic, eclipsing stimulus provided during the global financial crisis. In Conversation With David Rubenstein and Bill Ackman (2:30PM)ĬEO and Portfolio Manager, Pershing Square Capital ManagementĬo-Founder and Co-Executive Chairman, The Carlyle GroupĬlosing the Economic Inequality Gap: In Conversation With John Rogers (3:00PM)įounder, Chairman, Co-CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Ariel Investmentsĭeputy New York Bureau Chief and Senior Editor, Bloomberg Live Going Short: In Conversation With Jim Chanos (1:45PM)įounder and Managing Partner, Kynikos Associates LPĬEO, Asset and Wealth Management, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Global Markets in Focus: In Conversation With Steve Schwarzman (1:05PM)Ĭhairman, CEO and Co-Founder, The Blackstone GroupĬhief Correspondent, QuickTake, Bloomberg Setting the Stage Presented By Invesco QQQ (1:00PM)Ĭhief Global Market Strategist, Invesco US Head of EM Equity Strategy, Bloomberg L.P.Ĭhief Executive and Founding Partner, Baring Private Equity AsiaĬhairman & CEO of the Korea Investment Corporation (KIC)Īnchor, ‘Daybreak Australia’ and ‘Daybreak Asia’, Bloomberg Television

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Group CEO and Managing Director, National Australia Bank LimitedīI Presents: Five Key Emerging Market Themes for the Next Five Years (1:35PM) Will it be a V recovery, a W or something in between? Our speakers and analysts will cut through the talking points to understand where the global economy is headed.ĬEO, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited

What does an economic recovery look like and when will it begin? Informed by insights from Asia, which has dealt the longest with the pandemic, we’ll discuss the most likely scenarios in the short and long term.

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