Global experts present their views on 'Bullish or Bearish' future trends in global economy at The Family Office's 9th Global Asset Allocation Conference in Dubai

Speakers included Alan Dorsey, head of investment strategy and risk at Neuberger Berman, Timothy Moe, chief Asia-Pacific strategist at Goldman Sachs Asia, Joseph Zeng, head of Greenwoods Asset Management's Hong Kong practice, François-Xavier Chauchat, chief European economist at GaveKal Research, Alexandre de Ázara, chief economist at Itau Asset Management; Amer Bisat of Traxis Partners, Raymundo Leal, of GBM Grupo Bursatil Mexicano Asset Management, Jonathan Berger of Birch Grove Credit Strategies Fund, and Thomas Murphy of Crestview Partners.

Abdulmohsin Al Omran, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Family Office, said, "Our 9th annual conference is designed to guide our investors and assist them in building and maintaining more dynamic and diverse portfolios. The expert speakers presented their differing scenarios of 'bullish or bearish', providing our clients with a clear picture of the overall trends in the global economy. Our role is to help our clients overcome short-term uncertainties and volatility by advising on long-term strategies to preserve and grow their wealth."

According to Mr. Al Omran, "It is all about taking the long-term view to achieve financial goals in bear or bull market cycles. Investors need to stick to their long-term plans and not succumb to short-term trends. Financial planning is a marathon, not a sprint."

"Exceeding client expectations is a value that The Family Office beholds and lives by. Our investment in people and infrastructure is paramount; with over 75 employees, five regulated offices globally, and an ISO recognition for the fourth consecutive year," Mr. Al Omran added.