jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and tom keene, simulcast on the beetle friday in new york city. we welcome all of you on radio simulcast on this beautiful friday in new york city. we want to talk about the seriousness of the pandemic with a great guest lineup. mike wilson of morgan stanley will be joining us in moments. jon, what i find fascinating about the pandemic is how local each story is here yet, it is all the same. we forget it is a natural disaster. jonathan: the outlook is changing though, tom, and i think we came into this you re thinking more about synchronized global growth, and that may still be the story for the back half of the year. but as january grows older, it is a much more fragmented outlook because the vaccination rollout is so different. the u.k. relative to the continent, the mainland, europe relative to the united states, and i think that builds to a conversation about where the opportunities are within asset classes, between different iago fees.
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