Hockey Stick Growth: Opportunities From The Electric Vehicle and New Transportation Technology Ecosystem
August 26, 2021, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm EDT
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Hockey Stick Growth: Opportunities From The Electric Vehicle and New Transportation Technology Ecosystem August 26, 2021, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm EDT
Cost reduction, stricter emissions regulations, government incentives, and the rollout of new and affordable models bring EVs within reach of the mass consumer. One analogy commonly used to describe such an inflection point is "hockey stick growth," where the distant awareness of a trend suddenly crystalizes into mainstream acceptance as the phenomenon takes off. This year, EVs are moving out of the future and into the driveways of the masses. In this presentation, we will cover:
- Climate change and investments needed between now and 2050 to combat it.
- Why we may be reaching the tipping point for global EV adoption.
- How technology is improving and driving costs down.
- Government policy a key driver to EV adoption.
- Components of the electric vehicle ecosystem, including car manufacturers, EV components, battery makers, raw materials, hydrogen economy, and more.
Anthony Sassine joined KraneShares in 2019 as a Senior Investment Strategist. Anthony is responsible for conducting research and market analysis on China’s capital markets, supporting clients, and advising on asset allocation and model portfolios.
Prior to joining KraneShares, Anthony spent eight years at Van Eck and Pinebridge as a product strategist focusing on emerging markets equity and debt. At Van Eck, Anthony oversaw the growth of the firm’s emerging markets active business and helped grow the emerging markets equity fund from $250 million to $3 billion. His responsibilities then and now include asset class research, competitive analysis, portfolio analysis, and advising clients on building emerging markets exposures.
Anthony began his career in investment consulting with NEPC (formerly New England Pension Consultants) and Colonial Consulting. During this time Anthony partnered with consultants on servicing institutional clients and assisting with asset allocation, manager selection, and portfolio analysis.
Anthony holds a Master’s Degree in Finance from New York University (NYU) and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Anthony is a CFA charter holder.