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Navigating moral hazard and maximising risk reward in the era of inflation Navigating moral hazard and maximising risk reward in the era of inflation Navigating moral hazard and maximising risk reward in the era of inflation

Navigating moral hazard and maximising risk reward in the era of inflation

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Summary:  Last week Saxo Markets UK CEO; Charles White-Thomson, was invited on the Master Investor podcast to discuss how investors can navigate the new economic environment. Where can investors find value in high inflation and how should they manage their own attitudes to risk?

“It’s all about risk management and understanding that your portfolio has many gears. It is not just long only. It is not just driving in the fourth gear. There are many things that we can do in order to tackle what is a pretty challenging environment.”

Link to podcast here.
 

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