FTSE Russell Convenes gives you insider access to the ideas shaping the future of investing. Join leading voices from finance and academia as they unpack the forces transforming markets, regulation, and investor behaviour—brought to you by a global index leader at the heart of the investment ecosystem.
FTSE Russell Convenes
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FTSE Russell Convenes gives you insider access to the ideas shaping the future of investing. Join leading voices from finance and academia as they unpack the forces transforming markets, regulation, and investor behaviour—brought to you by a global index leader at the heart of the investment ecosystem.
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Recent Episodes
June 29, 2026
The new geopolitical landscape: What investors should be watching next
Geopolitical risk has shifted from episodic disruption to a structural driver of markets, reshaping the investment landscape. In this season’s inaugural episode, Alex Kazan, Managing Director, Strategic Partnership at Eurasia Group outlines the scale of this transition, highlighting how major economies now act as sources of geopolitical risk and volatility, with implications for policy continuity, trust and risk premia. Against this backdrop, investors must navigate a more complex environment defined by US policy uncertainty, intensifying strategic competition and evolving geopolitical alignments. The discussion explores how these dynamics are redefining baseline assumptions across capital allocation, supply chains and energy security, with particular focus on China’s evolving positioning and the persistent sources of escalation risk in the Middle East.
June 15, 2026
AI, energy innovation and the UK stock market
In the first episode of our Scholar & Investor series, we bring together academic insight and investment expertise to examine one of the most important intersections shaping markets today. Professor Constantine Yannelis, Professor Cambridge University and Thomas Moore, Senior Investment Director at Aberdeen Asset Management explore how artificial intelligence, energy innovation and structural shifts in the UK economy are influencing global markets. Drawing on both research-led perspectives and real-world investment experience, they discuss the opportunities—and constraints—facing investors.
January 28, 2026
Geopolitical risk in 2026: A wake-up call for businesses
Has geopolitical denialism run its course? Welcome back to the FTSE Russell Convenes ‘geopolitical’ series. Tina Fordham, Founder of Fordham Global Foresight, returns to explore how the current constellation of risks interact with markets. Tina reflects on 2025 and reveals the key signposts shaping the 2026 risk map—from U.S mid-terms to Hungary's upcoming elections. She also explains how geopolitical risk will impact businesses and shares the word she believes best captures the year ahead.
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