The Longevity Economy is estimated to be worth $7.6 trillion globally, according to Oxford Economics, making it the third largest economy after the United States and China. The out-sized contribution of the Longevity Economy reflects the changing demographics, wealth, and spending patterns of the 50-plus population as their lifespan increases and the Longevity Economy becomes more pervasive and central to economic and social policies.
In this panel, three investors and executives share how they view the Longevity Economy in the context of markets that matter, including insights from China, France, Japan, and the US.
In this panel, three investors and executives share how they view the Longevity Economy in the context of markets that matter, including insights from China, France, Japan, and the US.
