What’s Moving the Markets? Lucy Baldwin, Citi’s Global Head of Research, Explains

Lucy Baldwin is a Managing Director and Global Head of Research at Citi. Lucy is responsible for managing Citi’s global independent research across all asset classes.

Lucy joined Citigroup in April 2021 from Credit Suisse, where she was Global Head of Equity Sales.

Prior to Credit Suisse Lucy was at Bank of America as Head of European Equity Sales (2015-2019), and at Goldman Sachs as a Director of European Equity Research and in a variety of research analyst roles (2006-2015). Lucy started her career at Cazenove as an equity research analyst covering the building materials sector. Lucy graduated from the University of Birmingham in Economics.

Lucy serves as a member of Council for the University of Birmingham and sits on the Investment Sub-committee. Additionally, Lucy is a member of the Advisory Council for the Mossavar-Rahmani Centre for Business and Government at the Harvard Kennedy School.

In this episode, Lucy shares insights on:
AI, tech stocks, and their impact on financial markets
Where investors should focus in 2025 and beyond
The future of energy markets and the shift toward sustainability
Global economic dynamics, US policies, and China’s position in the world economy
Regulation, ethics, and the rise of cryptocurrency
The importance of education and leaving a lasting legacy

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