Finalto is excited to announce the release of the 2024 edition of our ‘Watchlist’ series.

Each December we take the opportunity to share the expertise and insights of our in-house experts with our customers, colleagues and industry cohorts for the upcoming year. At Finalto we are committed to not only being industry leaders in the services we offer, but also valuable thought leaders in the finance space – ‘The Watchlist’ is a testament to that commitment, and we encourage you to get involved in the discourse.

For 2024’s edition we explore effects of mounting global tension and escalating conflict, the rise of right-wing politics in Europe, upcoming US elections, outlooks for inflation and global central bank policies, potential currency wars and so much more. On top of The Watchlist itself, you can also look forward to interviews, explainers and general discussions on our LinkedIn and YouTube channels that give fresh perspectives on these ideas. Our hope is that these forums will allow further input from a wide range of varying viewpoints and opinion.

When we talked to Neil Wilson, author of The Watchlist and Finalto Chief Market Analyst, he said; “Next year looks like it could be defined by one word: conflict. Our 2024 Watchlist looks at how the new world order will be defined by multipolarity as globalisation, peace and deflation gives way to fragmentation, mercantilism, war and inflation. In the paper we look at everything from the Fed’s next move to the Bank of Japan’s big decision; from CBDCs to the health of the global economy, from an era-defining US presidential election to the rise of the right in Europe. “

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