Comment & Analysis Archives - Page 180 of 517

Bank of America: UHNW clients see art as key asset 'more than ever'

May 5, 2023

Fine art, long seen as a stable asset class that performs independently of other investments, is king for many rich clients, according to Bank of America's Head of Art Services Drew Watson.

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Fear is the path to… underperformance?

May 5, 2023

In honor of Star Wars Day (May the Fourth be with you!), let's ignore Han Solo's request (“Never tell me the odds!”) and look at the historical probability of gains and losses for the S&P 500, using different time horizons.

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“The transition is an industrial revolution” – Hubert Keller, Senior Managing Partner

May 5, 2023

The banker also describes the essential role of oil companies in this transition and asserts that a bank should not have a prescriptive or moralising role when it comes to sustainable finance.

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Family trusts key to succession planning: HSBC study

May 5, 2023

With China witnessing massive wealth creation, developing succession plans with support from professional institutions will help entrepreneurs better realise their goals, says Jackie Mau.

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A Royal Boost: UK businesses expect £180m in revenue across Coronation weekend

May 4, 2023

As business owners look forward to the celebrations, SMEs across the hospitality and leisure sector expect the long weekend to bring in an additional £180 million2 of revenue.

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Mike Ryan: Errors of omission versus errors of commission

May 4, 2023

There are effectively two types of errors that plague decision makers – errors of omission and errors of commission.

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Jupiter changes benchmarks on two funds

May 4, 2023

Euro small-cap and sovereign opps fund

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Three market scenarios: how would credit perform?

May 4, 2023

Corporate bonds can play a valuable role in portfolios in a wide range of market circumstances. But exactly how a credit portfolio is best positioned depends on what’s happening to interest rates, inflation and economic growth.

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