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Summer webinar: Navigating the turbulent twenties

This article was written by Richard Champion and Thomas Becket, Co-Chief Investment Officers, and originally published by Canaccord Wealth

2025 has shaped up to be one of the most classic examples of the ‘turbulent twenties’ so far. In our latest webinar, Co-Chief Investment Officers, Tom Becket and Richard Champion explored what’s been driving market volatility, why client portfolios are still delivering positive returns, and what we can expect from the rest of the year.

They discussed:

  • Persistent inflation and interest rate uncertainty
  • Why economic discomfort often signals a bad time to move into cash
  • The impact of global politics, including additional Trump tariffs
  • Our outlook for equities, fixed interest, and what comes next.

While the headlines may feel dramatic, we remain focused on long-term, risk-adjusted returns and the opportunities that lie ahead.

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Thomas Becket

Co-Chief Investment Officer

A graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, with an MA (Hons) in Classics, Tom moved to Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management as part of the acquisition of Punter Southall Wealth, where he had been Chief Investment Officer for nearly 18 years. He is an Associate of the CISI and a respected commentator in the press, particularly on markets and economic matters.


Investment involves risk and you may not get back what you invest. It’s not suitable for everyone.

Investment involves risk and is not suitable for everyone.