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Our new CIO Special report – Millennials: ageing pains – looks at trends that are shaped by the Millennial generation and how investors can benefit from them.

 

Topics covered include:

  • Millennials were born between the early 1980s and the mid 1990s, following the Generation X demographic cohort
  • Investing around the Millennials theme can take several forms, for example through focusing on their perceived consumer habits, e.g. technology and entertainment spending 
  • But it is also important to consider the issues which will define the economic environment of Millennials’ working lives – including demographics/debt and the environment

 

To download a PDF of the full report, please click here.

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