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Four charts that make the case for value investing

The more the world changes, the more value investing remains a compelling investment strategy. Here's why.

FTSE hesitant ahead of Bank of England bumper rate move

The main market struggled to find direction as investors waited for what is tipped to be the largest interest rate hike in 27 years.

Indigenous communities – on the frontline in the fight to protect tropical forests

Continued forest degradation risks creating a vicious cycle – if these ancient ecosystems lose the ability to sustain themselves the vast carbon stores they hold could be released, exacerbating climate change and causing further degradation.

Peter Harrison: why we must make nature investible

Heatwaves and other extreme weather events are warning us to rethink our relationship with nature. The financial sector must play its part.

Coutts London Prime Property Index Q2 2021

We’re seeing several signs that London’s prime property market is getting back on form.

UBS Investor Sentiment: Investor optimism drops on inflation and geopolitical concerns

Though concerned about the stock market, the economy and their retirement savings, investors continue to seek opportunities

Investing at a Time of Crisis

“You have to be smart. The easy days are over.” - Robert Kiyosaki.

Positioning for multiyear returns amid the rubble

Managing through bear markets is often both trying and exhausting.

Weaker pound, higher inflation if Truss becomes UK PM: deVere CEO

The warning from deVere Group’s Nigel Green comes as the foreign secretary – and the current favourite to become UK prime minister – prepares to take on Rishi Sunak, her rival in the Conservative leadership contest in a televised debate

UBS, CS, Julius Baer – rivals seen through green glasses

At UBS, gross income stagnated compared to the previous year, Julius Baer reported a 6 percent lower operating income.

Credit Suisse Collaborates with Girls Who Code to Jump-start Careers in Technology through Summer Immersion Program

Credit Suisse will host a two-week program where students in high school will have an opportunity to build the technical skills and professional network to make an impact and prepare for a successful future career in technology.

Selling your start-up in France: how to limit your exit tax

There is also an exceptional contribution of 3% to 4% payable on incomes that go over certain thresholds, which is usually the case for business transfers.

BNPL a “lifeline” for 58% of consumers battling cost of living crisis

Almost two thirds of Brits expect the cost of their bills to rise over the summer.

Eurozone growth accelerates in Q2, as inflation continues to rise

While the latest GDP figures outperformed expectations, leading indicators suggest the economy has slowed dramatically in recent weeks, raising the risk of recession in the second half of the year.

A year as an intern at Walker Crips

Eleanor shares some insight into the valuable lessons she learned, and talks about how this experience has shaped her approach to work.

Women and philanthropy: Taking action on purpose

In the last two years, 7 in 10 women have increased their philanthropic support.

The Dollar – The Best of a Bad Bunch

The dollar’s recent inexorable rise has appeared to show no bounds and has made asset allocators inevitably believe that it may be too risky to bet against the currency.

Do These Men Have the Right Stuff for Credit Suisse?

The latest appointment in the turbulent history of Credit Suisse seems like the latest farce in an ongoing tragi-comedy.

Volatile markets wipe £12bn off SJP’s books

SJP expects its full year net flows to be around £11bn, compared with £18.2bn last year.

Investment Performance Awards 2022: The shortlists revealed!

This year’s awards will credit the wealth firms that have delivered strong returns for clients in these ever-changing market conditions.

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