Capital Economics Roundtable

In-person and Online Events

Capital Economics hosts a range of online and in-person events throughout the year with a programme to suit all clients designed to help deepen their understanding of the global economy and markets. 

Our events include weekly Drop-Ins, which are online briefings that get clients the answers they need with minimal disruption to their working day. These 20-minute sessions focus on everything from breaking market developments to discussions about longer-term, thematic issues.

Upcoming Roundtables

London, UK

UK residential investment market - too good to be true?

The UK’s residential investment market has grown rapidly over recent decades with interest at an all-time high since the pandemic. Join our property economists at our London office for an in-person roundtable all about our forecasts for the institutional residential sector.

Previous Roundtables

How a general election will - and won't - shape the UK economic outlook

London, UK

How a general election will - and won't - shape the UK economic outlook

Our UK Economic team hosted an exclusive roundtable event all about the economic and market implications of the outcome of the general election. They took questions from the audience as they discussed the extent to which this election will shape the near to long-term economic outlook.
The World in 2024

Singapore

The World in 2024

A panel of our senior economists hosted an exclusive, in-person roundtable discussion about the key global economic and financial market issues which will shape 2024. The team took questions from the audience about the macro and market outlook for the year ahead.
2024 Commercial Property Outlook

London, UK

2024 Commercial Property Outlook

A team of our property experts held an exclusive briefing for our partners in real estate all about the risks and opportunities within commercial property as policy tightening turns to easing. The team discussed how recovery will come as central banks start to ease – but how strong will it be and how will the upturn be distributed across regions and sectors?
Global economy

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