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David Malpass

Thursday, September 26, 2024
1:00- 2:00pm

The Lotos Club
5 East 66th Street
New York City
Also available on Zoom

Dress Code requirements:
Members and guests shall be properly attired. The Lotos Club is a private club and has the right to turn away anyone who does not adhere to its dress code. Casual clothing such as jeans, running shoes and other athletic attire is prohibited. A long-sleeved collared shirt and jacket are required in the clubhouse; ties are optional but highly preferred. A turtleneck shirt may be substituted for a collared shirt. Neckties are required for formal events. The equivalent degree of formality for women is required.

EVENT SPONSOR:
Sperry, Mitchell & Company, Inc.
An investment banking boutique specializing in the sale of privately held companies.

About the topic:
Global growth is stabilizing for the first time in three years but levels are weak (2.6%)by recent historical standards (3.1%). What should U.S. policy makers do to sustain this “soft landing” and avoid a global economic recession?

About the speaker:
David Malpass served as U.S. Treasury Undersecretary for International Affairs in 2017-2019 and as World Bank President in 2019-2023, following 24 years as a leading Wall Street economist and columnist with Forbes and the Wall Street Journal. He is a Distinguished Fellow in International Finance with Purdue University in Indiana and Washington DC. His consulting and public speaking activities focus on economics, markets, geopolitics and leadership.