Nobel Perspectives: Robert Wilson and Paul Milgrom

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UBS European Conference review part II: monetary policy: The next in our series of specials exploring the key panels and themes from the 2022 edition. After our programme on cryptocurrencies and before we turn the lens on private equity, we focus on monetary policy. Joining the programme on either side of the Atlantic are two great guests from UBS Investment Bank: chief European economist Reinhard Cluse and his US counterpart, Jonathan Pingle. by The Bulletin with UBS

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The US midterm elections: We count down to the vote on 8 November, gauge the state of the race, consider the key questions that are shaping the discourse and ask what all of this means for investors. Hear from two of the key contributors to UBS’s ElectionWatch as they report on the theme: Tom McLoughlin, head of fixed income for the Americas, and Nadia Lovell, senior US equity strategist. Plus: Lydia Saad, director of US social research at Gallup, on what the latest polling reveals about voter priorities. by The Bulletin with UBS

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Nature-based Solutions: Explore a compelling report with a truly global scope from The UBS Optimus Foundation in APAC and project partners Mana Impact and EnviroStrat. The report demonstrates how nature-based solutions can be better understood and employed to address global environmental and biodiversity challenges. With Optimus Foundation’s CEO Maya Ziswiler, Patti Chu of Mana Impact and EnviroStrat’s Cerasela Stancu. by The Bulletin with UBS

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The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2022: We explore the annual report that brings an up-to-date take on global urban-housing markets and gauges the “bubble risk” in the residential property markets of 25 major international cities. The 2022 edition sets a scene characterised by strong house-price growth, high imbalances in certain geographies and ongoing issues around affordability. It also charts the increase in household leveraging and how the return of people to major cities continues to drive urbanisation. With Matthias Holzhey, Dean Turner and Jonathan Woloshin. by The Bulletin with UBS

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Focus on private markets: the food revolution: On last week’s programme we dipped into the UBS Global Wealth Management CIO Q4 outlook and (among other things) we talked about private markets with alternative-investment strategist Antoinette Zuidweg. She is back this week to share further private-market insights – this time focusing on the longer-term investment theme of the food revolution. Plus: Wayne Gordon explains how investors can position themselves to take advantage in this space. by The Bulletin with UBS

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Nobel perspectives: Daniel Kahneman: To help address the big questions that shape our world, UBS has sought out a number of Nobel laureates in the Economic Sciences to ask them to share insights, discuss their research and open their inquiring minds. This week we hear from Daniel Kahneman, winner in 2002 for integrating insights from psychological research into economics, especially concerning human judgement and decision-making under uncertainty. We discuss his newest book, “Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgement”, and consider how noise infiltrates different parts of society. by The Bulletin with UBS

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UBS European Conference review – Part III: Private Equity: The last in our series of specials exploring the key panels and themes from the 2022 edition. After programmes on cryptocurrencies and monetary policy, we turn the lens on private equity. Joining the programme is Simona Maellare, who runs Alternative Capital Group globally for UBS. by The Bulletin with UBS

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Driving decarbonisation of the real economy: ‘The Green Inflection Point’ is a new white paper from the UBS Sustainability & Impact Institute. Two members of the institute – Francis Condon, head of thematic engagement at UBS Asset Management and Adam Gustafsson, who works for the UBS AM data science team, – discuss some of the key actions that the financial sector must take to accelerate decarbonisation of the real economy. by The Bulletin with UBS

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What happened at the National People’s Congress?: The Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and the National People’s Congress have both taken place this week. As well as economic targets and macro-policy setting, this year’s editions involved the most extensive government reshuffle in a decade or more. UBS experts Bhanu Baweja and Yifan Hu join us to discuss the key learnings of a busy week. by The Bulletin with UBS

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Nobel Perspectives: Robert Wilson and Paul Milgrom: To help address the big questions that shape our world UBS has sought out a number of Nobel laureates in the economic sciences to ask them to share insights, discuss their research and open their inquiring minds. This week we hear from the laureates recognised in 2020 for their improvements to auction theory and the inventions of new auction formats. by The Bulletin with UBS

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