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North West economy sees ‘promising’ start to year

The North West saw a third successive monthly rise in inflows of new business, with the rate of growth picking up to the quickest since May 2022.

House prices expected to go up by 6 percent in 2024 and 5 percent in 2025

House prices continued to recover, as higher wages and falling mortgage interest rates helped to restore confidence.

Brainstorm

McGilchrist explains the right hemisphere has first take on everything

Unemployment rate rises as labour market begins to see impact of interest rates

While annual growth in total earnings including bonuses remained stagnant at 5.6%, annual growth in average regular earnings dipped to 6%.

ESG Economist - How big is the impact of a Hot-House World scenario on Europe’s GDP?

The impact depends on the nature of the scenario.

Interview with Asif Aziz: billionaire, entrepreneur and philanthropist

Trainee solicitor Ibrahim Mohammed interviewed Asif to find out more about his work.

Watches that last: how ID Genève is transforming luxury watch-making by embracing the circular economy

Breaking with tradition, innovative players are now opening the way to more circular and environmentally-friendly watch-making.

Temenos announces completion of independent examination and publication of report

The Independent Examiners were granted unrestricted access to company executives, personnel, records, communications, and all relevant documents.

How to Catch a Fraudster – your questions answered

Financial crime expert Catriona Still answers your questions on the international costs of fraud and the best ways to keep yourself safe from scams.

Ethical leadership for companies: guiding the green transition

Modifying internal governance processes, involving stakeholders in corporate decision-making and increasing transparency are just three examples.

How Coutts Travel Protection insures you away from home

Coutts Travel Protection received an average of 96 claims a month in 2023 with an average payout ratio of 97%.

Rent increases are generally accepted

Across Switzerland, 62 percent of respondents stated that they did not receive an increase in their rent following the increase in June or December 2023.

PwC's Wealth Management Insights 2024

Adaptive strategies in a dynamic world

Monthly update: Interest rate cuts in sight?

Investors remain focused on when interest rates will drop.

Are oil prices pushing inflation higher?

It goes without saying that oil prices are volatile.

Case study: Pension Escrow solution

Leveraging our streamlined Escrow solution, designed for pension schemes of all sizes.

Three important charts for investors this month

Investors have a lot to keep an eye on, and our new monthly series will draw attention to some of the trends and scenarios that are informing our thinking.

Where the most expensive cars are in Switzerland

The average vehicle value there is 65,000 francs, more than 30 percent above the Swiss average.

Improving picture for personal finances, but many still struggling

Our research shows many people are still struggling with their bills, though it is encouraging to see some benefitting from the help that’s available.

GSB Capital: private credit and its potential for growth

As a result, GSB became the first company both internationally and in the Middle East to be recognised in this way.

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