Get your tickets for MoneyWeek's annual investment conference taking place on Friday 8th November – all you need to know about how to protect and grow your wealth.
Join us at the MoneyWeek Summit on 8th November at The Minster Building, Fenchurch Street, London. Get your tickets from the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit website.
What to expect at the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit
Global markets have proved robust this year, but the worldwide macroeconomic outlook has rarely been this inauspicious. Growth in Europe and Britain is stuck in first gear; inflation has declined but hardly disappeared; and the geopolitical environment is fraught with risk. Investors are therefore struggling to protect and grow their wealth in a dangerous world. This year’s MoneyWeek Wealth Summit will help them do so.
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The MoneyWeek Wealth Summit features a full day of insightful sessions starting with registration, breakfast, and networking. Ruffer’s Alexander Charters will explore the main dangers ahead – from instability in the West to a possible invasion of Taiwan – and how investors might position their portfolios to fend off trouble.
The programme includes a panel on the outlook for the UK market and will feature Bloomberg columnists Merryn Somerset Webb and John Stepek, respectively the former editor-in-chief and executive editor of MoneyWeek magazine. They will be joined by Laura Foll of Janus Henderson and Premier Miton’s Gervais Williams, the renowned specialist in smaller companies.
MoneyWeek columnist Max King will then present a reminder of the benefits of investment trusts, and highlight the most promising sub-sectors and regions of the market. Argonaut Capital’s Barry Norris will make a further keynote speech on the outlook for energy and ESG, while there will also be a panel on emerging markets chaired by MoneyWeek’s contributing editor Cris Heaton.
Another panel will examine sectors set to enjoy strong structural growth, notably biotechnology, defence and private equity. Tom Bailey of HANetf and Helen Steers of Pantheon International are specialists in the second and third areas. Longstanding MoneyWeek columnist Dominic Frisby will MC the event and participate in the final panel, which examines gold and precious metals.
Giles Maber, director of Sharps Pixley, says: "Sharps Pixley is delighted to be headline sponsor of the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2024. Given current geopolitical risks, escalating conflict in the Middle East, and slowing global economic growth forecasts, now more than ever is the right time to analyse one’s investment portfolio and consider increasing allocation to precious metals. The gold price has continued to rally throughout 2024, reaching record highs, and many analysts predict the gold price could surpass $3,000 per ounce in 2025..”
Proceedings will conclude with an especially liquid investment: Our event partners Moncharm Wine Traders will have several wines for tasting and networking drinks.
Watch this space for further details of the agenda and speakers as they are confirmed. Join us at the MoneyWeek Summit on 8th November at The Minster Building, Fenchurch Street, London.
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