UEFA EURO 2020: NETHERLANDS vs CZECH REPUBLIC
It’s hard not to feel a strong sense of home bias; as the Netherlands take on the Czech Republic, where seizing opportunities is the name of the game
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UEFA EURO 2020: ITALY vs AUSTRIA
A change in leadership puts Italy on the front foot, as it takes on Austria’s strong performing actively managed equity funds
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UEFA EURO 2020: WALES vs DENMARK
Two ambitious nations go head-to-head; as Wales looks to compete with Silicon Valley and Denmark has its eye on becoming ‘probably the best team in Europe’
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UEFA EURO 2020: PORTUGAL vs FRANCE
Home to a global leader in renewable energy; Portugal takes on France, where the locals beat other nations when it comes to consuming their specialities
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UEFA EURO 2020: GERMANY vs HUNGARY
Energy storage and infrastructure are big topics in Germany, as it takes on Hungary, which will be shifting its gaze to another international tournament
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UEFA EURO 2020: SLOVAKIA vs SPAIN
The Detroit of Europe; Slovakia takes on Spain, where eyes are firmly fixed on post-covid tourism opportunities
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UEFA EURO 2020: SWEDEN vs POLAND
Home to unicorns and billion dollar companies; Sweden takes on Poland, where a strong emphasis on maths is helping to bolster a growing group of Polish progammers
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UEFA EURO 2020: CZECH REPUBLIC vs ENGLAND
The Czechs are looking to cause an upset as they take on England, which will want to capitalise on the opportunity
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UEFA EURO 2020: CROATIA vs SCOTLAND
Croatia will be hoping to deliver a clinal performance, as the Scotland team will want to keep its long overdue cyclical recovery on track
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UEFA EURO 2020: RUSSIA vs DENMARK
Russia is emerging as a global blockchain hub; while Denmark grows and nurtures green powerhouses
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UEFA EURO 2020: NORTH MACEDONIA vs NETHERLANDS
North Macedonia is looking for a miracle; and while Dutch diversification is key for investors, the national football team will not want to deviate from its winning strategy
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UEFA EURO 2020: UKRAINE vs AUSTRIA
The eastward expansion of Europe has put Ukraine in a positive position, while Austria could prove fertile ground for asset managers with clever solutions