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Stonehage Fleming House View – April 2020

Hopes for economic recovery dashed by markets’ ‘sharp and decisive’ reaction to coronavirus – Graham Wainer

The Art Market Adjusts: Protecting your assets from international creditors - UK and Hong Kong

These considerations are of particular importance during the global health pandemic, as transactional logistics are hampered and delayed by business closures and government shutdowns.

Monetary policy during pandemics: inflation before, during and fter Covid-19 by Silvana Tenreyro, Bank of England

Just like many others in the country who are able to, the MPC is now carrying out its responsibilities remotely.

Keep moving and motivated with #cando

We’re creating a series of active and wellbeing videos, working with the fantastic TeamedUp and their Olympic and Paralympic athletes

IACPM: Majority of credit managers think economy will recover by year-end

There's so much uncertainty, and there's a lot (of difference) that's regionally oriented.

UK trustees should check protections as funds devalue during coronavirus

The standard position for a trustee is that they may be personally liable to the trust’s beneficiaries in the event that the trust’s funds devalue.

What are the Key Strategies and Tools to help Wealth Management Through the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Embracing the right digital tools is the key to wealth-management success and survival in the age of coronavirus, and it will enable you to operate effectively across a number of different scenarios.

Diary of a Fund Manager- Stall Speed - 14.04.20

The decline in economic activity and company earnings remains off the scale. Unemployment numbers are rising at an unimaginable rate.

Why France is bailing out its startups

With a €4bn cash injection for its startups, France has been more generous than most in Europe. Here’s why.

COVID-19: Implications for business by McKinsey & Company

The outbreak is moving quickly, and some perspectives here may soon be out of date.

Why Easter eggs are not just bad for your waistline

Some foods are more controversial than others from a sustainability point of view. Sadly for those of us with a sweet tooth, chocolate is among the most problematic.

COVID-19 impact to be felt broader and longer but green shoots still on the horizon - SURVEY

Fidelity’s analysts are bracing for a full year earnings cut of 44 per cent

“Crisis” Investment Management during Corona by Michael A. Welti, REYL & Cie.

High quality, diverse portfolios can successfully protect wealth management clients from losses, greater than the liquid markets.

Global Financial Markets Policy Responses to COVID-19

The economic impact of the global spread of COVID-19 hasheightened market risk aversion in ways not seen since the global financial crisis.

Investment Insights by Rathbones

There's a lot we still don't know about the virus and what's going to happen over the weeks and months ahead.

UK pension deficits spike to £136 billion as Covid-19 hits investments

Today’s figures demonstrate yet another grim reality of the current crisis, with the total deficit of schemes in the UK rising by over £10 billion in March.

The Fed Plays God by Gary Dugan

Emergency policies have become the norm as the US establishment continues to feed a mistaken belief that equity markets must rise forever and that economic cycles should not exist.

Merkel’s Crisis Stimulus Is Already Seeping Into German Economy

The bazooka’s been loaded, but the trigger is stuck,” said Mergell, who runs chemicals company Hobum Oleochemicals GmbH in Hamburg, with 52 employees.

City bigwigs asked to help businesses on the verge of collapse

A cohort of more than 40 grandees were on Thursday asked to help, pro bono

A guide to making to most on home working

The joy of today’s technology means that even for the most technophobic among us, it is possible to connect with other people from the comfort of the sofa.

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