Even with an update to its interest rate projections that is perhaps overdue, the Fed can still afford to be patient.
Market and Economy Giving Fed What It Wants
How to Effectively Engage Female Clients in the Virtual World EMEA
Are financial professionals prepared to engage and retain female investors as clients?
Wealth Transfer: Easy as 1, 2, 3? EMEA
Three steps to prepare yourself and your clients for successful wealth transfer.
Why Women Are Critical to the Future of Your Business EMEA
The importance of including women in long-term financial planning conversations.
Are medium-term inflation risks receding?
High inflation is more than “transitory” but monetary developments suggest that the medium-term outlook has improved, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
Global Structured Debt Insight – June 2021
The debut issue of the Global Structured Debt Insight explores the relative value in structured debt products, a new ESG trend in secured loans and how to calculate carbon emissions in mortgage-backed portfolios.
Markets Shift Their Tone as Economies Reopen
Assessing the recent shift in tone in equity markets and the key themes driving volatility.
Fund Manager May Commentary – City of London Investment Trust
Job Curtis, Fund Manager for The City of London Investment Trust, provides his monthly commentary on how the Trust performed in May, which sectors and stocks contributed to its performance and his thoughts on the wider economic outlook.
Why Have Copper Prices Reached All-Time Highs?
Why copper prices have recently been hitting record highs, and implications for investors.
Secular tech themes still intact
Despite the recent rotation toward cyclical stocks, Denny Fish explains why secular-growth companies should remain the main driver of tech earnings over the next several years.