Russia's attack on Ukraine has shocked the world and rattled global markets. Governments and multinational corporations have responded with crippling sanctions that have further dislocated supply chains and exacerbated global energy and food security challenges around the world. While Ukraine and its European neighbors are currently bearing the immediate effects of the war, its impact will continue to be global. How are investors viewing the war's impact and are they differentiating their outlook for Europe versus other developed markets? Will the energy crisis spur a green spending boom, or will it derail the green energy transition? What other long-term investment trends could result from the current situation? How will the global business community fare as a result of this crisis?

Moderator

Ed Hammond
Senior Deals Reporter, Bloomberg

Speakers

Mathieu Chabran
Co-Founder, Tikehau Capital

Andrea Guerzoni
Global Vice Chair, Strategy and Transactions, EY

Elena Manola-Bonthond
Chief Investment Officer, CERN Pension Fund

Ash Williams
Vice-Chair, JP Morgan