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Sponsored “What If …?”—Shocks from Demographics The investment experts at Franklin Templeton spend a lot of time speaking to chief investment officers about “What if . . .?” That is, the most beneficial discussions come from exploring the implications of what might happen – not guessing the future – and being prepared for those risks. Sponsored by Franklin Templeton September 23, 2019
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