Economic uncertainty amid inflation, elections, and market volatility
Summary
In this episode of Expert Conversations: Unpacked, Casey Irwin and Tom Miller explore key capital markets themes as year-end approaches, focusing on inflation and fiscal policy, as well as concerns for voters in the 2024 elections. They also discuss central bank strategies and emphasize proactive management for clients navigating an evolving market.
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About the authors
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Casey Irwin
Managing Director
Strategic Account ManagementReal Estate | Kennett Square, PA
Casey Irwin works on Chatham’s Global Real Estate team as head of strategic account management. -
Thomas Miller
Managing Director
USQ Interval FundsKennett Square, PA
Tom Miller is Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Union Square Capital Partners, with a current focus in USQ's interval fund strategies.
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