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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2023:
The next chapter

2022 was a turning point, both politically and economically. Whether it also marked a turning point for financial assets will certainly only become clear in retrospect. 
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Executive Summary

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Financial assets: annus horribilis

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Liabilities: long-term stability

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Distribution: No progress

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Appendices

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