This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the potential near-term and long-term evolution of the global financial system, considering the impact of macroeconomic shifts, increased government intervention, and the threat to globalization.
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Report location: | source |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | World Economic Forum |
Authors: | Albrecht Dürnhöfer, Andrew Turnbull., Bernd Jan Sikken, Irvin Sha, Maliha Shekhani, Nicholas Davis, Max Von Bismarck, World Economic Forum |
Geographic focus: | Global |
The research method involved workshops, interviews, and consultations with over 250 senior executives, policy-makers, regulators, and academics, leading to the development of four long-term scenarios for the global financial system.
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The report examines three major shifts: deleveraging and a global economic slowdown; increased government intervention; and a threat to globalization. It explores the near-term implications for banks, alternative investment firms, and insurers, identifying potential winners and losers.
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