What can we do to prepare if the Russian-Ukraine war gets even worse?

Topics covered include:

• How risk and uncertainty differ as does how we manage them
• What we can learn from Ukraine and Russian citizens on dealing with uncertainty
• What will be the financial impact of the sanctions against Russia and the ruble collapse
• Why and how we should all prepare for potential cyberattacks
• Why now is the time to make sure you have an appropriate asset allocation
• How holding dollars, euros, or stablecoin can help protect against currency collapses
• What we can do to help Ukraine

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Show Notes

JPMorgan Says Selling Stocks Now Carries Too Much Risk by Nikos Chrysoloras—Bloomberg

Ukraine conflict: Dread in Kyiv as huge Russian convoy advances by Lyse Doucet—BBC

Russia launches fierce rocket attack on Ukrainian city of Kharkiv by Guy Chazan, John Reed, Max Seddon, Henry Foy, John Paul Rathbone, and Demetri Sevastopulo—Financial Times

How new sanctions could cripple Russia’s economy—The Economist

Russian c.bank orders block on foreign clients' bids to sell Russian securities - document—Reuters

Ukraine invasion: Russians feel the pain of international sanctions by Anastasia Stognei and Simon Fraser—BBC

The dire predictions about a Russian cyber onslaught haven’t come true in Ukraine. At least not yet. by Joseph Menn and Craig Timberg—The Washington Post

Hackers Breached Colonial Pipeline Using Compromised Password by William Turton and Kartikay Mehrotra—Bloomberg

‘Yes, He Would’: Fiona Hill on Putin and Nukes by Maura Reynolds—Politico

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