03/30/2021
This is our chance to not only address the pressing environmental issues around carbon, emissions and air quality, but also to tackle far-reaching socio-economic issues from health and active travel, to inclusivity and the future of our city and town cent
03/30/2021
We believe there are increasing opportunities from a sovereign distressed wave which is not yet being priced in, outside of Turkey, today; and our thoughts on the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.
03/29/2021
Since work can be done from home as well many business owners don’t find the reason why they should return to their old routine.
03/29/2021
Bond market volatility has moderated, but in our view, the direction for US government bond yields is still higher.
03/29/2021
The push for innovation in watchmaking is closely tied to the development of watches made for women…
03/29/2021
The financial services industry seems to have been navigating treacherous conditionsfor aslong as most people can now remember. But, isthere a bigger post‐trade storm on the horizon, and are you prepared for it?
03/29/2021
Swiss bank's announcement follows Archegos Capital Management announcing liquidation of $20bn worth of shares.
03/28/2021
With average condominiums selling for over $4 million, Millennium Tower is not only a wealthy residence for the rich, but also a ‘wealth storage unit’ for global capital looking to park itself and hold value.
03/28/2021
This insight is consistent with the research of Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends that inclusive leadership at the workplace is a CEO-level issue.
03/28/2021
Three prominent architects are blurring the line between the natural and man made, championing sustainable design, and building a healthier future
03/26/2021
The most expensive tourist destination in the Alps is Engadin/St. Moritz, where an upmarket holiday home costs CHF 17,000 per square meter – some seven percent higher than last year.
03/26/2021
10th Credit Suisse Emerging Consumer Survey 2021
Environmental concerns have been rising steadily and consumers in developing countries appear more at risk than those in developed regions
03/26/2021
The value of growth
With growing concerns about seemingly overinflated tech stocks, companies such as Accenture and tech-giant Alphabet may currently look pricey.
03/26/2021
Above all, the bonus of about three million Swiss francs goes too far for voting rights adviser Ethos, which is why it rejects the remuneration report.
03/25/2021
A growing number of new companies now offer furniture for rent instead of purchase, joining established retail giants, which are shifting their focus to a more sustainable way to live.
03/25/2021
The prospect of rising inflation ruffled feathers in February, but your investments with Coutts are well positioned to cope.
03/25/2021
Global markets analysed post pandemic: Grapes of Wrath or Great Gatsby?
03/25/2021
Meanwhile Mick Jagger’s former flame Jerry Hall, who appeared in Modern Family and Seinfeld, married media mogul Rupert Murdoch after his divorce from Wendi
03/25/2021
“The fundamental problem is this gross inequality that’s getting worse.”
03/25/2021
Some investors are worried that inflation is set to rise. We look at which equity sectors could prove to be the most resilient.