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October 8, 2025, 10h00-11h30

“Trade Tumult: Challenges and Solutions in an Increasingly Fractured World”

with Mr. Jesse van de Merwe, CFA

As established trading arrangements are questioned, the volatility in both markets and government policy are leaving countries and investors scrambling. In Trade Tumult, we explore the challenges that face an already vulnerable global economy and the implications these challenges have for countries, citizens and investors alike.

Beyond examining the challenges, we delve into opportunities for leaders and investors to navigate and capitalize on large shifts occurring in the global economy. We will discuss trade policy, inflation, fiscal policy, demographics, geopolitics and more–consolidating it into a cohesive framework to make sense of an increasingly fractured world.

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“Trade Tumult: Challenges and Solutions in an Increasingly Fractured World” Powerpoint Presentation

Jesse van de Merwe photo

Jesse van de Merwe, CFA

Jesse joined ROCKLINC Investment Partners in 2016, where he now works as a Portfolio Manager responsible for conducting both quantitative and qualitative financial analysis of publicly traded securities. He contributes to the investment decision-making process by identifying, analyzing, evaluating and recommending potential investments for client portfolios, alongside Rocklinc’s Investment Committee. 

Prior to joining ROCKLINC, Jesse worked as an Associate for Millcroft Financial Group, a network of advisors under the Power Corporation group of companies.

Jesse earned an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario and holds the designation of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Read more.



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