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Central Bankers Diverge, As Investors Go Bottom Fishing
The Federal Reserve last week only confirmed the market’s long-held suspicion that the central bank would have to target higher policy rates
Tencent, ByteDance, Alibaba founders see fortunes plunge as China billionaire list loses nearly 300 members
The number of billionaires on the annual Hurun China Rich List falls to 1,305, while their overall wealth declines by 18 per cent to US$3.5 trillion
Zurich foundation falls far short of property fundraising target
1291 The Swiss Investment Foundation has raised CHF 83.4m of net new money since July.
Monthly Update: When Will The Big Interest Rate Hikes End?
Some markets seemed a little less spooked by rising inflation and interest rates recently. Here’s why…
The Trend Among The Wealthy Buying Low Priced Unique Gifts
A characteristic of these luxury products is that they are usually costly.
Swiss company bankruptcies are increasing rapidly in the financial sector
For the year as a whole, Creditreform expects a high in insolvencies. More than 6,600 companies would no longer survive the year, it is said.
Credit Suisse Doles Out Millions To Keep Dealmakers
Also during the third quarter, 63 million francs of deferred fixed cash compensation was granted in investment banking, wealth management, and asset management.
BoE 0.75% interest rate hike marks biggest increase in over three decades
The change of Prime Minister appears to have restored some calm to UK bond markets, and the BoE could take a smaller step as a result.
Lugano VC launches fund for female-led startups
The Privilège Ventures Fund IV is CHF20m in size.
How Banks Can Evolve To Meet Younger Generations’ Shifting Priorities
In 2021, less than half of Gen-Z and millennials used the same financial institution as their parents.
Central Banks Going Soft? We doubt it
The recent rally across asset classes, at least some of it certainly, has been due to the view in some parts of the market that central banks are about to slow the pace of monetary tightening.