What are the real takeaways from the recent G7 Summit and how do they demonstrate a shift in international relations? Join us for an enlightening conversation with our guest Kyle Bass, as we discuss the significance of the G7 Summit, its press coverage in Hiroshima, and the formation of rival blocks with China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea as the ‘bad guys’.
As we dive deeper into geopolitics, we'll also explore China's war preparations and their impact on global supply chains, from the increasing number of exit bans to the updated espionage laws. Moreover, we'll examine the complexities and risks of investing in China, considering the lack of rule of law and audits, and whether fiduciaries are neglecting their responsibilities by remaining invested in the country.
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Kyle Bass: Geopolitics, China's War Preparations, and Investing Risks