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The 2024 US presidential election: Implications for investors
Watch on-demand our first election webinar on how a Trump or Biden victory could impact geopolitics. Sign up to the next in our three-part series.
European Parliament election 2024: Outcome and impact
Explore how the 2024 European Parliament election, could impact key economic, climate and defence policies. And the effects on major EU states France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain.
UK Labour party: Four things a Sir Keir Starmer win will need to contend with
We look at the top things to know about a future UK Labour government - the challenges, and the policies. Find out more.
What would a Labour government mean for the UK?
In Uncommon Truths, Invesco experts Paul Jackson and Andras Vig’s provide a regular in-depth look at the big topics impacting markets.
How could a Trump or Biden victory impact geopolitics? Takeaways from our webinar
Discover how a Trump or Biden victory could impact geopolitics in the first of our three-part webinar series on the policies, the politics and the results of the US presidential election.
Bridging the funding gap for UK Small quoted companies
As economic growth stalls and fewer small and medium-sized businesses choose to list in the UK, we explore policy measures that could help provide a boost to the sector.
Could the 2024 US presidential election affect market performance?
The 2024 US presidential election is coming. History suggests that investors likely don’t need to worry about what the results mean for the economy and markets. If you’re a professional investor, find out from our global market strategist, Brian Levitt, why markets don’t care about elections.
EU and UK diverge in the race to regulate artificial intelligence
We examine how EU and UK policymakers are responding to developments in the use of artificial intelligence and compare their respective regulatory approaches.
Solvency II reforms: into the finishing straight?
Despite well-publicised differences between the UK Government and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) in relation to changes to the Fundamental Spread, UK reforms to Solvency II look set to provide a significant degree of capital relief for insurers. Other promised benefits include reducing red tape and simplifying the overall regime.
European politics and regulatory outlook: creating stability amid adversity
In a tumultuous year, both the EU and the UK have faced unprecedented storms from all directions. We share our outlook on politics, regulation and policy for 2023.
