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COP 27 - Towards Balanced Progress
Join HSBC’s Wai-Shin Chan, Global Head of ESG Research, for an in-depth discussion with Piers Butler reviewing the COP27 conference on climate change (6-18 November). Wai-Shin will explore how world leaders plan to tackle the climate challenge, and examine key questions for investors.
Global Demographics, Boom or Bust?
Watch now as HSBC’s James Pomeroy, Global Economist, discusses with Piers Butler everything you need to know about demographics. They will explore key questions on how the world’s population is changing, and what this means for investors.
Emerging Markets: Inflation races, growth braces
Listen now to Murat Ulgen, HSBC's Global Head of Emerging Market Research, for an in-depth discussion with Piers Butler as they explore some of the key questions facing EM investors today.
Goodbye Globalisation - Global Trade In A Post Pandemic World
Watch Shanella Rajanayagam, Trade Economist, for an in-depth discussion with Piers Butler on Global Trade in a post pandemic world and whether or not it is goodbye to globalisation.
The Metaverse Age
Watch now as Piers Butler and Davey Jose discuss the metaverse and the opportunities it presents for investors.
Caution reigns in the Emerging Markets
Watch now as Dr. Murat Ulgen, HSBC's Global Head of Emerging Markets Research, shares highlights from the 7th EM Sentiment Survey including why investors are taking a bearish view on the outlook for emerging markets.
Demographics
Watch now as James Pomeroy and Herald van der Linde explore the effects on the global economy of an ageing world population, explosive growth in Africa and more.
Energy Transition
Watch now as Sriharsha Pappu, Head of Chemicals Research at HSBC discusses with Piers Butler how power generation, transportation and industry are central to the transition of energy from carbon intensive sources.
Automation: The pursuit of efficiency
Watch now as Helen Fang and Sean McLoughlin, heads of Industrial Research at HSBC, discuss the impact of Automation.
Future Consumer and the Four C’s
Watch now as we discuss the Luxury Good sector’s four Cs: Consolidation, Chinese, Channels and Conscience.
Future Cities – the changing shape of urbanisation
Watch now as we discuss the challenges that our future cities will have to contend with in a post COVID-19 world.
Are You Ready For Disruptive Tech?
Watch now as we discuss how to identify and position for the next technology disruption.
How to ride the data wave
Watch now as our Data Scientist dispels the myths and confusion surrounding machine learning, black boxes, heat maps and everything in between.
New horizons – 9 key themes to guide your outlook
HSBC Global Research is taking a new approach to investing in today’s world of disruptive, complex and rapid change. We are applying our multi-asset and geographical reach to understand the big events unfolding today and their investment implications through nine big themes.
New horizons
From Future Cities to Demographics and Energy Transition, this brochure explains our 9 themes and how to access them.
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