5 Jun 2019

In my last column, I wrote about the rise of populism globally and some of the surprising political outcomes which had ensued as a result. Without doubt, the biggest of these was the election of Trump as President in the USA. Now, a couple of years on, it’s possible to see the real effect of populist politics where it meets economic reality and his case serves as a microcosm of what can be expected in other populist regimes.

Read the full story here.

Related News & Insights

View all News & Insights
 Investing in childcare property Investing in childcare property
From 1 October, families across New Zealand will receive greater support with early childhood education (ECE) costs through the Government’s expanded FamilyBoost allowance. The policy...
 Market update: September 2025 Market update: September 2025
As reporting season draws to a close, this quarterly Market Update brings together insights from our latest fund reports, policy developments, and the broader market...
 Market update: June 2025 Market update: June 2025
In our first regular quarterly update, we reflect on the key themes shaping investor sentiment and commercial property performance as the market continues to evolve....