US job market hints at progress in Fed’s inflation fight
As the Covid pandemic’s impact on the economy faded and businesses re-opened, labour supply fell even as consumer demand for goods and services increased.
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Abrdn’s GARS bleeds investors amid £36bn outflow headache: ‘They were not taking enough risk’
Global Absolute Returns Strategy, which was once the UK’s largest mutual fund, has seen assets dwindle to £1.6bn
Summer’s over, markets get back to reality
As a result, inflationary pressure on goods prices has clearly eased, and some overheated prices, for example used cars, are starting to fall in absolute terms.
Hargreaves’ CEO Hill takes £800k pay cut after targets missed
Chris Hill’s total pay fell 29% to £1.9m for the 12 months to the end of June from £2.7m in 2021, according to the firm’s annual report for the financial year.
Franklin Templeton joins metaverse push with new ETF
Asset management giant opens strategy to European investors.
Where Asia's rich are putting their cash as global risks grow
They’ve increasingly shunned stocks and bonds to focus on their own companies or assets deemed safer such as gold and cash.
Quilter retains status as signatory of the FRC’s UK Stewardship Code
The code is recognised globally as a best-practice benchmark in investment stewardship
Tyndall Investment Management: Re-evaluating the FTSE 250
The good, the bad and the ugly in the FTSE 250 all have a ‘fair value’ and it has become clear to me that as a collective, the index trades comfortably below that line
Investing in private markets: Why and how
That’s why they’re so much in demand and their capacity for further growth remains unabated in the current economic and financial environment.
TISE announces strong results for H1 2022
The management team has made good progress on delivering the strategy and I am confident that the business is well positioned to sustain future growth.
Rockefeller’s Greg Fleming urges caution on equities for rest of 2022
Veteran banker warns that rates could remain as high as 4% for ‘six to 12 months’
Key challenges facing the UK’s new prime minister
A cost-of-living crisis, industrial unrest, fears over energy supply and the ongoing headache of Brexit - these are just some of the crunch points facing Boris Johnson’s successor.