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.
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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.