At the start of 2024, investors are focused on identifying headwinds and tailwinds for individual countries as well as assessing global propositions, in what promises to be another eventful year as central banks continue their battle with inflation and elections loom in the US and the UK.
They are also trying to identify opportunities for companies across the world, as they assess the longer-term impact of market drivers ranging from Japan’s corporate governance reforms to the rapid development of AI technologies.
At Investment Week’s new Geographical Equities Conference, taking pl…