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Cantor Fitzgerald and Silverstein Properties Announce Joint Venture with Turnbull Development, LLC for Opportunity Zone Development in Summerville, SC

July 3, 2024

This highly anticipated project will have immediate and long-lasting impacts on Summerville and provide a connected, community-oriented environment where people can live, convene, and enjoy.

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Oxford Risk urges use of ‘behavioural alpha’ to mitigate client losses

July 2, 2024

Effective engagement helps investors make financially sound choices while maintaining emotional comfort, thereby reducing the average 3% annual loss.

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First-round French vote leaves far-right short of absolute majority

July 2, 2024

The final outcome depends on how the centre and left-wing parties choose to field their candidates in the second round of voting on 7 July.

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Abrdn Switzerland prepares for big bang in US elections

July 2, 2024

At Abrdn Investments Switzerland, preparations are being made to go the extra mile in the fall.

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Disappointing impact of stronger nudge highlights need for earlier pensions engagement

July 1, 2024

The stronger nudge to pensions guidance intended to normalise people taking Pensions Wise guidance as part of the process for applying to take or transfer their defined contribution benefits.

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Survey details 'stark differences' between younger and older wealthy investors

July 1, 2024

Young, wealthy investors are increasingly skeptical that a traditional mix of stocks and bonds will generate above-average returns.

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Why compounding is the key to investment success

July 1, 2024

Compounding can build your wealth over time but it's important to adopt a disciplined approach to investing, focus on quality stocks and consider the risks involved

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M&G's $12bn Optimal Income fund turns defensive as risks rise

July 1, 2024

The flagship fund's managers say tight credit spreads mean little yield is being given up to adopt a more defensive stance in the face of increased risks to bond markets.