Regular podcast featuring Avonhurst’s Partners and Senior Advisors, designed to make sense of the geo-political, economic, data and insight trends that have the power to move markets.
The Wavelength is Avonhurst’s regular podcast providing insights into the macro-themes, key risks and signposts that move markets. This month, Tina Fordham, Avonhurst Partner and Head of Global Political Strategy, examines the current crisis in Afghanistan and the potential effects on power, politics and the international investment agenda.
The Wavelength is Avonhurst’s regular podcast providing insights into the macro-themes, key risks and signposts that move markets. This month, Jonathan Bloom, Avonhurst’s CEO, tells about the inspiration behind founding the business, how it has developed and flourished over the past two years, and a glimpse into the future.
The Wavelength is Avonhurst’s regular podcast providing insights into the macro-themes, key risks and signposts that move markets. This month, Avonhurst Senior Advisor Lord Gavin Barwell offers a unique take on the G7 summit, with a look-ahead at the short and long term effects of the key initiatives.
Dr Pippa Malmgren, Senior Advisor, shares her unique insights on the emerging trends in cryptocurrency and the long-term effects on markets and societies.
This month, Tina Fordham looks at the how the optimism and euphoria of a post-pandemic return to normal may mask some tougher geopolitical risks for markets.
This month on The Wavelength, Tina Fordham looks at the political implications of the US stimulus package, contrasted with the recent UK budget announcements. We also discuss reports of geopolitical tensions around vaccine disinformation and examine a current favourite theme of market bulls - are we heading for a ‘roaring twenties’?
This episode, we discuss the geopolitical ‘big three’ - China, Russia and Iran, prospects for policy continuity and disruption from the Biden administration, and the effect of the post-pandemic erosion of public trust on upcoming elections including Germany, France and US Midterms.
Tina Fordham discusses the siege of the US Capitol Building and the effect on hearts, minds, the policy trajectory and markets.