The global economy looks to be rebounding from the shortest and deepest economic shock in history, economists say, but concerns remain.

Lawmakers and regulators will be busy in the second half of the year, despite challenging circumstances and an upcoming election.

The coronavirus has forced many defined contribution sponsors to postpone or delay new initiatives.

There are investment opportunities in sectors taking the lead in pandemic-related innovation as well as parts of the real estate market.

Managers and investors are expected to pivot their credit exposure to take advantage of anticipated distress in the marketplace.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left European money managers with less time to cope with upcoming regulatory changes.

Money managers expect a MiFID II review to include a closer look at investment research rules.

A policy backstop has left Asian institutional investors in a moderate risk-on mood for the second half of the year.

The coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have intensified a number of threats to the global economy or reversed long-term trends.

In January, P&I spoke with experts about what they expected in 2020. We're revisiting those predictions and looking ahead.

Viewers can track the spread of the coronavirus, its impact on the S&P 500 and the possible economic recovery. Numbers through July 31.