Video from ECR 2019: Steve Holloway on the exhibition hall

Mar 1, 2019

What's new and surprising in the technical exhibition at ECR 2019? Who's missing, and what is the strategy and approach of the "big 4"? Market analyst Steve Holloway from Signify Research provides some answers. He also has some advice for ECR delegates on what to look out for this week -- plus two hot tips for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival of horse racing.

What's new and surprising in the technical exhibition at ECR 2019? Who's missing, and what is the strategy and approach of the "big 4"? Market analyst Steve Holloway from Signify Research provides some answers. He also has some advice for ECR delegates on what to look out for this week -- plus two hot tips for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival of horse racing.

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