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China the elephant in the room: Julius Baer CEO

If you look at China, the elephant in the room in the last 12 months, we've had a lot of volatility and that makes people nervous

Coutts Global Markets Weekly: BoJ goes to new extremes

While the Fed indicated it would take a gradual approach in light of slower-than-anticipated global growth and market jitters, it expects US growth to continue.

Can robots replace human traders on the stock market?

This should be intriguing to followers of technology, because both these groups are essentially computerised investing.

Latest interview with Derek Arden and Justin Urquhart-Stewart

Derek interviews Justin for current issues on economy, Brexit and CONFIDENCE

Latest interview with Derek Arden and Justin Urquhart-Stewart

Derek interviews Justin for current issues on economy, Brexit and CONFIDENCE

Attractive fundamentals

According to John Vail, chief global strategist at Nikko Asset Management (Nikko AM): “The macro situation should be one of continued gradual improvement, especially in Italy.

GAM targets new markets, plans global expansion

As GAM eyes expansion in Asia, Europe, and Latin America; James Weston explains his role as the head of international advisory and how the asset manager differentiates itself from its peers.

Red Wine Is Romantic for a Reason

Scientists Find It Prevents Erectile Dysfunction

Private Equity & Venture Capital In 2016

The private capital industry has grown and changed immensely since Preqin first began tracking it in 2003.

The right amount of tax? Who decides? by Rebecca Reading

It’s been an interesting week for tax and the multinationals, with much made in the press about Google’s £130 million tax deal with HMRC, and further announcements on anti-tax avoidance measures expected. The strong views expressed show

Guy Wagner (Banque de Luxembourg): The global economy’s moderate growth is becoming increasingly fragile

The increase in household purchasing power – fuelled by falling oil prices and the recent uptick in wages – is nonetheless keeping the US economy on a path to growth.

60 Reasons Why Oil Investors Should Hang On by Dan Doyle for Oilprice.com

Inventories will continue to rise, but the momentum is slowing.

Monetary policy – The Fed goes against the flow

1 year in 10 Snapshots

Pondering wealth on a Swiss peak

Oxfam started the week with a report that put them firmly in the “worse” camp.

David Shelton: Where craft beer and wealth management collide

The advice market is no exception, with supporters of both sides presenting cogent and compelling arguments.

“Good news and good prices don’t go together” – St. James’s Place

Global economic fundamentals are performing better than markets had been indicating. James de Uphaugh, of Majedie Asset Management and fund manager of the St. James’s Place UK Growth fund, summed up the long-term opportunity presented by such period

Coutts: Market Update: Staying calm in the storm

Markets have gone sharply against us so far this year, but the actual underlying economic fundamentals continue to support our positive view for 2016. It may continue to be painful in the short run, but as long-term investors we are taking the view that t

Logic on fire by Penny Lovell

Mark Carney has this week yet again postponed the likelihood of an interest rate rise, due to the turmoil in the global economy and weaker UK growth.

Oil a load of nonsense by Tim Price

Who’s afraid of cheap oil ?” asks ‘The Economist’ on its front page this week. Judging by the last fortnight in the stock market, just about everybody is.

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