Some investment themes emerge from market analysis. Others are born of personal turning points.
When Sarah de Lagarde woke up in hospital after a serious accident, she had lost her right leg and her right arm. What followed was not only a long journey back to everyday life, but also an intensive engagement with the possibilities of modern medical technology.
Sarah de Lagarde. (Image: Courtesy)
Today, the Brighter Future Strategist at asset manager Janus Henderson wears an advanced bionic arm prosthesis that uses artificial intelligence to recognize movement patterns and continuously learn. The experience fundamentally changed how she views health, financial planning and investing.
«Health is our greatest asset. But most people only realize that once they lose it», de Lagarde said during a meeting with finews in Zurich.
