Automation and trade tensions may seem worlds apart - but both reflect a deeper economic reordering of labour and capital in the pursuit of efficiency.
In this thought-provoking session, Jason Hsu, PhD, Founder and CIO of Rayliant, draws parallels between the dynamics of the U.S.- China trade conflict and the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence. Drawing from macroeconomic trends and capital markets insights, he reframes automation and trade imbalances as mechanisms for accessing “cheap labour” - first across borders, now through machines.
Key Themes:
The economic logic linking globalisation and automation
AI’s role in reshaping value creation, labour markets, and capital distribution
Policy and portfolio risks as economies adapt to systemic change
Implications for investors navigating long-horizon structural shifts
Who Should Attend:
Investment professionals, asset allocators, economists, and CFA charterholders interested in long-term capital allocation and macro-level risk.
Speaker:
Jason Hsu, PhD, Founder and CIO of Rayliant
Timings
Registration: 16:55
Event: 17:00 - 18:00
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