In Conversation: Annabel Spring and Rob Lovelace

Mar 28, 2023

Annabel Spring, CEO, Global Private Banking and Wealth at HSBC, met with Rob Lovelace, vice chair and president of Capital Group, to talk about investment trends and what the future might hold.

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Key talking points include:

The outlook for 2023: when we could see a bottom and why investors should keep the faith
How Capital Group manages short-term pressure while maintaining a long-term view
Why a focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, as well as environmental, social and governance issues, can signal corporate resilience

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