Extreme weather events, such as the unusually hot summer in Europe, along with indications of a strong El Niño, illustrate the significant economic impact of climate risk. The rapidly growing energy demands from the AI sector are expected to exacerbate these challenges. The critical question remains whether these factors will catalyze decisive climate action or if rising capital demands, high interest rates, the pursuit of strategic autonomy, and increasing public debt concerns will hinder government responses.
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Experts will discuss these dynamics in an upcoming webinar, providing insights into their implications for the global economy and investment strategies. This session is aimed at helping participants make informed investments aimed at long-term stability.
Featured speakers include Hans Stegeman, Chief Economist; Maritza Cabezas, who will cover Emerging Markets; and Joeri de Wilde, focusing on Advanced Economies. The intersection of AI-driven growth, geopolitics, and climate risk will be a key theme for 2027.