OUR VIEW:
The changing world order

Challenges and opportunities for Europe

The cornerstones of the international order that has existed since the end of WWII are on increasingly shaky ground. This presents a number of challenges to investors and companies in Europe, but also opportunities.

In the latest edition of OUR VIEW, which focuses on “The changing world order – challenges and opportunities for Europe”, we address the following topics:

  • Are decades’ worth of US dominance coming to an end?
  • The new “charm” of European bonds
  • Quality shares in the focus of institutional strategies
  • Global economic and financial market outlook
  • The 2025 Sustainability Conference in retrospection

Please note that investing in securities involves risks as well as opportunities.

The changing world order Challenges and opportunities for Europe

The 2025 Sustainability Conference in retrospection

The 2025 Sustainability Conference in retrospection

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    Authors

Alexander Lechner

Head of Multi Asset Management

Gerhard Beulig

Senior Professional Fund Manager

Philip Schifferegger

Senior Professional Fund Manager

Dieter Kerschbaum

Communications Specialist

Gerhard Winzer

Chief Economist

Christian Süttinger

Senior Fund Manager

Philipp Marchhart

Communications Specialist

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Editorial deadline: 18/06/2025

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