Investing in the Future of America
For wealth professionals, it offers a manager's framing of how large structural changes in housing, infrastructure and succession are being connected to capital deployment and economic resilience.
Summary
By the real estate & infrastructure deskIn this audiocast, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer Lisa Shalett and Emily Thomas, Head of Investing with Impact, discuss structural shifts in housing, infrastructure and business succession. They frame those shifts as areas where capital can be deployed productively while supporting broader economic resilience.
- The discussion covers structural shifts in housing, infrastructure and business succession.
- The speakers connect those shifts to opportunities to deploy capital productively.
- They also link capital deployment to broader economic resilience.
- The audiocast is part of Morgan Stanley Global Investment Office commentary on market topics.
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