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20th July 2016
The electoral revolt against the Labour party in the United Kingdom and similar political concerns in the United States of America are a strong indication that the public is fed up with the lack of global economic growth and high debt levels, according to George Cooper, chief investment officer at Equitile Investments. Given these concerns, he told First Word Europe’s Anna Edwards and Markus Karlsson that a paradigm shift is underway where we will see the monetisation of debt. That is why his boutique firm is focussing on equities rather than fixed income.
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