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Is quality the key to sustainable economic growth? Will the shift to qualitative economies save both the environment and investments?

Is quality the key to sustainable economic growth? Will the shift to  qualitative economies save both the environment and investments?

Is quality the key to sustainable economic growth? Will the shift to  qualitative economies save both the environment and investments? Join us  for a novel perspective on sustainability.


Qualitative changes and growth will deeply affect economic life  sustainability, with considerable implications on industries, culture,  technology, consumption and finance. The theoretical challenge is to  direct current analytical instruments and approaches towards a new and  inclusive economic theory based on qualitative factors.


Join CFA Society Italy and the Taylor Institute at Franklin University  Switzerland on February 17, 2021, at 5:30 p.m. in an M.A. in Political  Economy of Money and Development educational webinar entitled  “Qualitative economic growth: Sustainable investment management in the  post-Covid and global-warming era”.


Accompany three acclaimed experts from the worlds of academia,  finance, and investment in learning how qualitative changes are  composing current and future economic systems:

  • Sergio Focardi – Professor of Finance, Finance Group, ESILV EMLV;

  • Joachim Klement – Strategist, Liberum Capital;

  • Luca Tobagi – CFA, Investment Strategist, Product Director, Invesco.


The webinar is introduced by Matteo Riccardi – CFA, CIPM, CAIA, FDP,  FRM, Vice President, CFA Society Italy – opening remarks are carried out  by Andrea Terzi – Director, M.A. in Political Economy of Money and  Development, Franklin University Switzerland – and Sara Silano –  Editorial Manager, Morningstar Italy – will moderate the event.


Event: February 17th - 5.30pm CEST


Registration closes: 15th February 


Click here to register for the event

Is quality the key to sustainable economic growth? Will the shift to  qualitative economies save both the environment and investments?
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