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COMPLIMENTARY WEBINAR - LISTEN TO RECORDING

Globalization, hyper connectivity and markets after the pandemic

Coronavirus – and the economic crisis it has provoked – lays bare how vulnerable our hyper-connected societies and markets now are to events thousands of miles away. Listen to our panel of experts as they discuss the impact on businesses and societies.

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David Craig is founding CEO of financial markets data and infrastructure company Refinitiv and is a member of the World Economic Forum Banking Industry Governors Board.

Ian Goldin is Oxford University Professor of Globalisation and Development, a former World Bank vice president and author of The Butterfly Defect, How globalization creates systemic risks, and what to do about it.

John Llewellyn is co-founder of independent economics advisory firm Llewellyn Consulting and a former Global Chief Economist at Lehman Brothers. He spent almost 20 years at the OECD, where he held posts including Head of International Forecasting and Chef de Cabinet.

Axel Threlfall is Editor-at-Large at Reuters – hosting debates with some of the world’s most prominent academics, CEOs, politicians and market players.

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