Academy Securities: Geopolitical & Macro Strategy Podcast Academy Securities

Update on the war as the Israeli offensive into Rafah nears
Israel’s strategy and next steps in the war against Hamas
Risk of escalation with Iran and its proxy forces in the region
U.S. support of Israel and construction of the aid pier
China, Taiwan, India, Russia, and Ukraine
Macroeconomic implications

   Table of Contents​
Introduction​
War Between Israel and Hamas Continues​
Iran-Backed Houthi Forces Increase Attacks in Red Sea​
Russia | Ukraine Update​
China Increases Tension with the Philippines and Taiwan​
Crisis in Haiti​
Macroeconomic Implications​
Conclusion

Table of contents:
 
Introduction
War Between Israel and Hamas Continues
Risk of Regional Conflict with Iran Grows
Russia | Ukraine Update
China Puts Pressure on Taiwan Following the Election
Venezuela and Guyana
Macroeconomic Implications
Conclusion
 

   Table of Contents​
Introduction​
Election in Taiwan Increases Tension with China​
Threat from Iran Grows​
War Between Israel and Hamas Continues​
Russia | Ukraine Stalemate Throughout Much of This Year​
Turkey, Venezuela, Ecuador, Africa​
Macroeconomic Implications​
Q&A and Conclusion

Table of Contents​
Introduction​
Israel resumes its operations following the end of the ceasefire​
Houthi rebels increase attacks in Red Sea​
U.S. strikes against Iranian-backed proxy forces in Syria and Iraq​
Update on China, Russia, and the war in Ukraine​
Macroeconomic impacts​
Conclusion

This is a recording from a webinar held on November 2nd, 2023 featuring Lieutenant General David Deptula, Major General Mastin Robeson , our Head of Macro strategy Peter Tchir, and it is moderated by Rachel Washburn Vice President of Geopolitical Strategy at Academy Securities
Introduction
Update on the war as the Israeli ground offensive intensifies
Israel's strategy and next steps in the war against Hamas
Risk of escalation with Iran and its proxy forces in the region
U S support of Israel and recent strikes against Iranian proxy forces in Syria
Macroeconomic implications of the war
Conclusion