Connecting capital flows to drive sustainable growth
Powering investment in a time of volatility
As new political leaders take office in some of the world’s richest nations, investors in both OECD and emerging countries are examining how this might impact the trade and capital flows that are such an important source of funds for development and growth.
Following a year in which protectionism and global tensions have been under the spotlight, how can policymakers support inward investment and the injection of capital into investable projects? What steps are being taken to drive global trade? How can investment in trade finance assets help to diversify risk?
The Financial Times, in partnership with Standard Chartered, will bring together a select group of business and policy leaders to examine how capital flows are changing in response to an increasingly protectionist business environment.
This exclusive event, hosted on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, will feature an interactive panel discussion and audience Q&A to examine how to unlock investment in key sectors that support sustainable growth.
Key Discussion Points
Perspectives of Globalisation
How are changing perspectives of globalisation impacting trade and investment decisions?
Project and Export Finance
How will emerging economies improve their access to project and export finance?
Trade Finance Gap
How could blockchain and the digital asset revolution, from Central Bank Digital Currencies to tokenisation, help tackle the growing trade finance gap?
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