The theme of The World Economic Forum annual meeting this year was “Collaboration for the Intelligent Age”. UBS Global Wealth Management chief economist Paul Donovan joins us to look back on the week and to discuss the threat posed by “scapegoat economics”. 

The theme of The World Economic Forum annual meeting this year was &ldquo;Collaboration for the Intelligent Age&rdquo;. UBS Global Wealth Management chief economist Paul Donovan joins us to look back on the week and to discuss the threat posed by &ldquo;scapegoat economics&rdquo;.&nbsp;

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The threat of ‘scapegoat economics’

Thomas Schori, Tide Ocean Material’s founder and CEO, discusses his success in this year’s UBS Pitch for Purpose event and why it is important for UBS to champion individuals addressing urgent global challenges.

Thomas Schori, Tide Ocean Material&rsquo;s founder and CEO, discusses his success in this year&rsquo;s UBS Pitch for Purpose event and why it is important for UBS to champion individuals addressing urgent global challenges.

Global visionaries special: Thomas Schori, the founder and CEO of Tide Ocean Material

With price fluctuations continuing and some unprecedented sell-offs, what will happen next in the market for the shiny metals? Top UBS strategists Giovanni Staunovo and Wayne Gordon join us to explain.

With price fluctuations continuing and some unprecedented sell-offs, what will happen next in the market for the shiny metals? Top UBS strategists Giovanni Staunovo and Wayne Gordon join us to explain.

What’s next for gold and silver?

While fragmented markets, bureaucracy, complexity and high social spending might hold Europe back, there remains plenty to be optimistic about. UBS’s Burkhard Varnholt explains why Europe is rich – in both contradictions and opportunities.

While fragmented markets, bureaucracy, complexity and high social spending might hold Europe back, there remains plenty to be optimistic about. UBS&rsquo;s Burkhard Varnholt explains why Europe is rich &ndash; in both contradictions and opportunities.

The threat of ‘scapegoat economics’

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