Investment Week Conference 2019: The headwinds and tailwinds for the year ahead

Vox-pop series

Natalie Kenway
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In the first of this two-part vox-pop series, Investment Week's Natalie Kenway speaks to delegates at the Investment Week Conference 2019 on their key takeaways from day one's sessions and speakers.

Held at Pennyhill Park Hotel, Surrey, on 6 and 7 June, attendees heard from broadcaster Andrew Neil on the prospects of a second referendum in the UK, and the impact of a tech war - not trade war - between US and China.    

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