Why did the spread of COVID-19 bring the global economy into the worst recession since the 1929 Great Depression? How did a health crisis translate into an economic crisis? The impact on most industries will be two-fold, affecting both annual profitability and short-term liquidity. However, there may be some winners and some losers post-crisis including structural mutations of the global economy and deep changes into the business model of firms.
Join us on this exclusive webinar to find out more about the impact of COVID-19 on the global economy and the structural changes ahead.
Presenters
Dr Elias Boukrami
Dr Elias Boukrami is a post-Keynesian financial economist. Dr Boukrami firmly believes that economic output is demand driven and can only be sustained if it responds to given or potential need(s). He also acknowledges the complexity, dynamics and structural mutations of demand over time. Dr Boukrami is the Head of Programme for our portfolio of Finance, Energy and Trade.
Nikos Nitsas
Karim Henide
Karim Henide graduated in 2019 from Regent’s University London. Karim now supports a global fixed income and derivative product structuring desk. His role brings him to the frontier of developments in financial markets (public and private) and macroeconomics, where he submerges himself commercially and academically.