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Established in Amundi’s calendar since its founding in 2010, the Amundi World Investment Forum has become one of the leading events in asset management, sharing insights, expertise and 15 years of thought-leadership with our clients from around the world. The event brings together investors across all spheres to discuss the new frontiers of our industry. Over the last editions, the Amundi World Investment Forum has been recognized for its high-quality discussions and distinguished speakers, addressing global challenges and confirming Amundi’s commitment to sustainable finance.
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2025 edition
This year’s Amundi World Investment Forum will explore the reset of world dynamics underway – and how to adjust. Geopolitics and economics now interact in new ways with wide ranging effects, limiting coordinated responses, including to ever-more pressing climate issues. This new landscape calls for keen vision from decisionmakers and investors. Meanwhile, technological transformations, driven by the need for productivity and personalisation, have worldwide social and economic implications.
Plenary sessions
Participate in plenary sessions consisting of keynote and panel discussions showcasing distinguished figures from the realms of geopolitics, economics, and industry.
Thursday 26 June
Laying a Path Forward on Unsettled Ground
The first six months of Trump's presidency have toppled longstanding geopolitical assumptions and precipitated economic effects. How have these changes reshaped international relations and what do they imply for global investment?
Securing Sovereignty and Growth for Europe
As the world's second largest economy, Europe is forging a path toward strategic autonomy to engage on an equal economic footing with other global powers. What concrete steps can Europe take to ensure a prosperous future while enhancing its self-sufficiency and resilience in the global market?
Common Problems, Individual Solutions?
Current Challenges for Growth Markets
Growth markets are experiencing challenging geopolitical shifts and macroeconomic trends that affect their energy transition financing needs, regionalisation outcomes and social dynamics. How can these countries capitalise on new developments to enhance their global standing?
Practices, Policies & Potential
Implementing the Energy Transition
As geopolitics play out in energy markets, climate risks are materialising worldwide. What are the implications for the real economy, notably infrastructure financing and new green technologies?
India: Bridging Geopolitics and Growth
Because its growing economic pull makes it a critical player in a multipolar world, India's geopolitical stance, macroeconomic growth factors, energy transition strategies, and social dynamics are closely scrutinised. How does this provide opportunities for investors with an ear to the ground?
Friday 27 June
Funding a Fulfilling Retirement for All
As populations around the world are living longer, pension policy is increasing, becoming a critical issue. How can governments and individuals design new solutions to ensure better outcomes in retirement?
Designing New Models for Individual Savings
Distribution models are evolving, alongside new financial wellness tools. What does the new digital model look like and how are market leaders implementing successful strategies and avoiding potential pitfalls?
Technology: Supercharging Work,
Rewriting Society
AI is optimising productivity today, but what happens when it takes over human decision-making? This raises important questions about AI’s evolving role in our lives, our work and our future.
Breakout sessions
Join us for in-depth discussions with Amundi’s experts and your peers at sessions focused on the implications of current trends and policymaking for investors.
Thursday 26 June
Geopolitics
What’s cooking? Near and long-term implications of structural shifts for investors
Equity Investing
The New Wave: who wins in equity market rotations?
Physical and Transition Risks
An investment approach to climate and nature interdependencies
Friday 27 June
Session 1
Fixed Income
Up, down or sideways? Interest rates in an era of high debt, climate finance, and tariffs
Retirement
The parameters reshaping goal-based and retirement investing
Impact & Development Finance
Real world impact: harnessing partnerships & building solutions for end-savers
Session 2
Technology
Today’s tech: AI viewed through an investor’s lens
Private Markets
Making a place for real assets in allocations
Individual Savings
Navigating the digital wealth landscape to capitalise on a connected world
2025 speakers
Speaker highlights from previous editions
IMF Chief Economist (2001-03)
Nobel Prize - Economics (2001)
Chair of the FED (2006-14)
Nobel Prize – Economics (2008)
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury (1999-2001) and Director of the National Economic Council (2009-2010)
Chair - State Bank of India (2013-17)
EU High Rep. for Foreign Affairs & Security Policy (2009-14)
Chair of the FED (2014-18)
Prime Minister of Italy (2013-14)
U.S. Secretary of State (2013-17)
Nobel Prize - Economics (2018)
Senior VP & Chief Economist - World Bank Group
Nobel Prize - Economics (2019)
Professor in the Economics of Innovation & Public Value - University College London
Chair – Bank of England
Nobel Prize - Economics (2013)
Nobel Prize - Economics (2002)
U.S. Secretary of State (2009-13)
Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Professor of Economics emeritus - MIT & Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics
Professor of Political Economy, University of Cambridge
Senior Research fellow on China at Chatham House
Prime Minister of Italy (2021-2022)
Former President of the European Central Bank (2011-2019)
Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences (2022)
Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance
University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business
Prime Minister & Head of Government of Finland (2019-2023)
Prime Minister of Great Britain & Northern Ireland (2007-2010) & Chancellor of the Exchequer (1997-2007)
Nobel Prize - Economics (2024)
Data scientist, In Silico Veritas & INFRA
Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics
Chairman Emeritus, Publicis Groupe
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