We were growing used to the ‘new normal’ of low growth, low wages, low inflation, low yields, and high and rising public anger.  Then COVID – 19 came along.  Welcome to the ‘Next Normal’.
 
We are all in the dark as to exactly what it will look like.  However, one thing is certain – it will be worse.  Much worse.  For almost everyone.  All pre – existing trends have been amplified and accelerated at an unprecedented speed.  So what does this mean for markets and for businesses as we collectively grapple to find a silver lining?

Historically, humankind has proven to be resilient and once again we shall prevail.  But how, this time?
 
Come and join Rabobank’s Michael Every and Jan Lambregts on Monday, 7 September to find out!

About the speakers

Jan Lambregts, Global Head of Financial Markets Research

Based in London, Jan Lambregts oversees a worldwide team of analysts and strategists who cover macro, foreign exchange, fixed income, credit and agri commodities for key clients. Before his move to London in 2009 to head up the global Financial Markets Research team, Jan lived and worked in Singapore and Hong Kong for seven years, covering macro, FX and rates strategy for Rabobank clients, with a particular focus on Japan and China. A frequent speaker and panellist at conferences and roundtables, Jan is also one of Rabobank’s key media spokespeople on developments in financial markets, fulfilling regular interview requests from CNBC, Bloomberg, Reuters and other leading media organisations. A cum laude graduate of Tilburg University in the Netherlands, Jan holds a Master’s degree in micro/macro-economics, with further specialisations in finance and international trade

Michael Every, Global Strategist of Financial Markets Research, Rabobank

Michael analyses the major developments globally and in the Asia-Pacific region and contributes to the bank’s various economic research publications for internal and external customers and to the media. Michael has over two decades of experience working as an Economist and Strategist. Before Rabobank, he was a Director at Silk Road Associates, a strategy consultancy based in Bangkok. Prior to this, he was Senior Economist and Fixed Income Strategist at the Royal Bank of Canada based in both London and Sydney. Michael was formerly also an Economist for Dun & Bradstreet in London, covering ASEAN. Michael holds a Master’s degree in Economics (with distinction) from University College London and speaks Thai.

Registration

This webinar will be hosted by the Malaysian Dutch Business Council and you could register yourself via their website here.