UPCOMING WEBCAST

Shifting gears: New drivers of potential market expansion

PREMIERING June 23, 2026, 2 P.M. ET

Concise, conversational, actionable: The 2026 Midyear Outlook brings together expert panelists from the Chief investment Office and BofA Global Research to share ideas that can help you prepare for potential opportunities and risks in the second half of 2026 and beyond.

Topics explored in the webcast:

The geopolitical volatility that’s dominated 2026 so far
Resilience in equities and sectors potentially leading the way
The wide-ranging impact of artificial intelligence
The effect of rising yields and oil prices
Portfolio strategies to consider amid continued uncertainty

Catch up on the markets and what’s ahead:

For a quick take on the eventful lead-up to midyear, watch Market Decode™: At a pivot point.

Presenting our expert panelists:

HOSTED BY:

Chris Hyzy

Chief Investment Officer
Merrill and Bank of America
Private Bank

Aditya Bhave

Head of U.S. Economics
BofA Global Research

Savita Subramanian

Head of U.S. Equity and
Quantitative Strategy
BofA Global Research

Marci McGregor

Head of Portfolio Strategy
Chief Investment Office
Merrill and Bank of America
Private Bank

Matthew Diczok

Head of Cross-Asset Market Strategy
Chief Investment Office
Merrill and Bank of America
Private Bank

Joe Quinlan

Head of Market Strategy
Chief Investment Office
Merrill and Bank of America
Private Bank

And that’s just the start.

In addition to the Midyear Outlook webcast, stay tuned for more video conversations throughout the summer featuring views on:

The U.S. and China’s race for dominance
The outlook for the U.S. consumer
Asset allocations and sectors to consider

Stay connected for a full menu of ideas to help you prepare for the rest of 2026 and beyond. Listen to the latest CIO Market Update audiocast and check the Market Briefs blog for updates on the broader economy and markets.

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