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The shifting landscape of global wealth
As next-gen breakthroughs disrupt the industrial status quo in the coming years, investors should look at things through a long-term lens.
The world’s cache of government bonds trading at negative yields has soared. How did this come about and how will it distort financial markets?
As families become more global, navigating cross-border complexities will continue to increase in importance.
It is our view that the economic expansion and equity bull market have further to run. But alongside bullishness should come heightened cautiousness. Read our outlook for global equities.
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Managing Director, Head of Private Wealth,
Greater China
“It’s not about who gets the house, the car or the art collection. [Estate planning] is coming at it from the viewpoint that your kids are really stewards of your wealth for future generations. They aren’t passing on ownership, but instead a sense of responsibility.”
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Head, Investment Solutions and Products, Asia
RBC Wealth Management
"For any long-term investor, an understanding of the global megatrends can provide a solid foundation for an investment philosophy that is not dictated by short-term noise or movement but instead by identifiable events and developments that are changing the world."
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RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
“In retrospect, the decision to deliver fiscal stimulus during the worst of the economic downturn was inspired. Not only have bond markets reacted well, but international evidence has also congealed around the conclusion that every dollar borrowed generated two in economic benefits. So far, so good.”
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