Investment Conference Explores Long-Term Trends Beyond Market Fads
Translated & summarized from Globes by baba
The "See Beyond the Trend" investment conference will analyze long-term financial trends and differentiate them from market fads. It will feature discussions on interest rates, AI, geopolitical risks, and the semiconductor industry. Key figures from Israeli finance, including regulators and industry leaders, will participate in the event, which is sponsored by Altshuler Shaham Finances, Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Bezeq, and Profit Financial Group.
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- The "See Beyond the Trend" conference will analyze long-term financial trends versus market fads.
- Discussions will cover interest rates, AI, geopolitical risks, and the semiconductor industry.
- Key figures from Israeli finance, regulators, and industry leaders will participate.
- The event is a collaboration with Altshuler Shaham Finances and sponsored by major financial institutions.
- The conference aims to guide investment decisions amidst current market dynamics.
The "See Beyond the Trend" investment conference is set to delve into the financial trends shaping the investment world over the long term, examining how to distinguish between fundamental shifts and fleeting fads. The event will question the wisdom of following consensus in investments and what might be missed when a particular asset, index, or sector becomes the focus. Discussions will also cover current market forces and trends, including interest rates, bond yields, and semiconductor stocks, and their impact on investment decisions in Israel and globally.
The conference agenda features prominent figures from the financial industry and regulatory bodies. Speakers include Alona Bar On, publisher of Globes; Yair Levinstein, owner and CEO of Altshuler Shaham Finances; Assaf Banai, founder and owner of Profit Financial Group; and Amit Gal, Supervisor of Capital Markets, Insurance and Savings at the Ministry of Finance. Other participants will address topics such as the capital market in 2027, interest rates, AI, debt, geopolitical risks versus investment opportunities in Israel, and the flow of money post-election.
Further sessions will explore the trends shaping the global investment landscape, with insights from Lena Kropalnik of Bank of Israel and Yaniv Pagot from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The program also includes a deep dive into the semiconductor industry, its role in the AI revolution, and investment opportunities, featuring executives from Marvel Israel and Applied Materials Israel. The conference is a collaboration with Altshuler Shaham Finances and sponsored by Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Bezeq, and Profit Financial Group.