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City Week 2026: Discussion on shifting sands of geopolitical developments 

Panelists on stage at City Week 2026 in London. From left to right: Penny Miller, Anna Rossenberg, Sir Simon Fraser and Mark Bowman.
From left to right: Penny Miller, Anna Rossenberg, Sir Simon Fraser and Mark Bowman at City Week 2026. Photo: GRIP

Hameed Shuja

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Experts touched upon a wide range of topics, from structural shifts in US politics, to capital flows, US-China competition, and the future geopolitical landscape.

A panel of former diplomats, geopolitical experts, heads of regulatory bodies, and former government advisers came together at City Week 2026 in London to discuss government and corporate strategies around trade flows and investment priorities in the current global geopolitical environment. The event was organized by City & Financial Global.

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