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Navigating markets: Top questions answered

In this FAQ, the Chief Investment Office answers common questions surrounding inflation, the Fed, bear markets, and the investment implications for investors.

Despite slowing growth, inflation not yet at peak as BoE faces tough decisions very soon

While the government has pulled some fiscal levers to date, this period of protracted inflation may mean more will have to used later in the year

Losing money is par for the course with experienced investors

The very richest usually cope with substantial losses, but it can be a different story for those who made their millions quickly

The final blow off? Eight key bubble bursting charts

Just over a year ago investors were keen to take advantage of an environment of low interest rates and stimulus money. Now, the environment has changed.

Classic 60/40 strategy puts investments at risk

To achieve long-term portfolio growth, said the deVere Group CEO, investors should keep some of their wealth in cash for everyday spending requirements

Cost of living: Rolls Royce staff to get £2,000 payment

The lump sum will start to be rolled out to 3,000 staff in their August pay.

City bosses warn of UK recession this year

FT executive network members raise concerns that managers lack experience in handling economic shocks

Value creation: a key driver in equity selection

These companies’ operating models haven’t really been damaged since the beginning of the year and they are more attractively valued.

Traditional asset managers race to expand private investment alternatives

Mainstream asset managers are competing with private equity groups for a bigger slice of the growing private asset market

Going beyond Gallo: The global macro managers to watch

With the sector leader stepping down, Citywire Selector uncovers who else is making strides in the Alt Ucits sector.

Slowing or stalling? A cautious outlook for the global economy

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was the first, and has altered some dynamics in the global economy forever.

Bank rate hits highest level since 2009 as inflation forecasts rise to 11%

Inflation climbed steeply in April to yet another 30-year high of 9%, and the BoE has once again had to raise its predictions for the longer term as a result.

Where now for fixed income? Three PMs’ hot spots and no-go zones

Top-performing bond managers give their outlook in the face of high inflation, market volatility and shifting stances among global central banks.

Partner insight: Effective risk management is vital in a time of crisis

Supply chain transparency, research and a robust ESG rating framework are vital as the war in Ukraine continues, says Jenn-Hui Tan

Platforum: How to stand out without slashing fees

How can wealth managers differentiate themselves from each other without just racing to the bottom on fees?

Investment Outlook 2022 – mid-year update

This calls for a reassessment of the outlook for the rest of the year as investors seek to balance risk with opportunity amid market instability.

This Is For Real

The global economy is set to weaken sharply in our projections.

Schroder BSC Social Impact Trust launches its inaugural UK Impact Report

The Report details the tangible social impact of the investments made, on behalf of its clients, since the launch of the Trust in late 2020.

Russia to Lose 15K Millionaires to Emigration in 2022 – Analysis

Despite the reported departures of wealthy Russians, reports have said that many of the country's ultra-rich elites have consolidated around the Kremlin after the initial shock of the invasion died down.

Competitiveness and productive investment: What parts do they play in the reform of insurance regulation? – speech by Charlotte Gerken

To put the review in context, though: the core framework underlying the Solvency II regime and its principles are broadly fit for purpose

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