It's been almost three years since the United Kingdom left the European Union, then was immediately enmeshed in the global health pandemic, emerging only to confront a war on Europe's eastern front, soaring inflation, and an energy crisis. But with the prospect of a new prime minister and government come new opportunities to rebuild and redefine Great Britain's role in the world. What may its relations with the EU and Asia look like in the years ahead? How may the UK remain an influential broker of solutions to economic and financial challenges? And how may it galvanize like-minded nations collectively to address lingering long-term challenges constructively? 

Opening Remarks

Petra Freddi

Senior Director, Europe, Milken Institute

Moderator

Thomas Eymond-Laritaz

Founder and CEO, Highgate

Speakers

Natalie Black

His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for Asia Pacific, covering North-East Asia, South-East Asia and Australasia, United Kingdom

Peter Mandelson

Chairman, Global Counsel

John Studzinski

Managing Director and Vice Chairman, PIMCO

Ronald Wuijster

CEO, APG Asset Management and Board Member, APG Group