As the US and China collide, no investor will be spared

Read Philippe Bolopion’s latest contribution to Professional Wealth Management (PWM), a Financial Times publication.

The US and China are on a collision course, and financial markets may be in for a rough ride. As the world polarizes into democratic and autocratic blocs, even investors who have divested from China may still be at risk through indirect exposure. Investing in democracy has historically proven to be a wise long-term strategy, always, especially in times of uncertainty.
Is your portfolio ready to navigate these troubled waters ?

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