Transformational Investment: Converting Global Systemic Risks into Sustainable Returns

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Release date: 2 July 2020

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Climate Change

Digitalization

Economic progress

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The paper describes long-term global systemic risks that affect the environment, the economy and society. The review also provides practical advice for investors for converting systemic risks into development models. There are six main global systemic risks: climate change, water security, geopolitics, technological evolution, demographic shifts, low and negative real long-term interest rates.

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