Fairstone adds profit share to acquisition model
The newly revamped scheme is available to all new and existing partners within the Fairstone group
Comment & Analysis
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London’s prime property market set for price increases in 2022
In 2020 the pandemic brought about a brief but total suspension of the UK market, as well as a further decline in prices.
Liquidity: an investor’s friend or foe?
Such rising volatility and a stressed trading environment have put the spotlight on market liquidity.
UBS holds $22 billion for Russians subject to Swiss and EU scrutiny
Unlike Credit Suisse, which detailed tens of billions of dollars in assets managed for wealthy Russian customers, UBS, the world's biggest wealth manager, had not previously disclosed the proportion of assets it manages for Russians in its wealth man
Top 5 Universities In Economics In The World
As a student, you need to take the right step in the right direction to further your academic goals.
Rising inflation and Ukraine’s prolonged conflict cool 2022’s growth prospects
The world’s current challenges look more like the plot of a thriller than a reality that fits economic forecasts.
Looking east investing in Asia high yield
While the return outlook has diminished somewhat over the past weeks, Asia HY is still pricing in a default rate that’s above our expectations.
The Challenge of Making Banking Fun
This was closely followed by «rewarding» (49 percent) and «emotionally connected» (48%), which at first blush might seem like it was a survey asking patients how much they liked going to the dentist.
April inflation will be the ‘high-water mark:’ Deutsche Bank Wealth Management CIO
Deutsche Bank (DB) Wealth Management CIO for the Americas Deepak Puri believes that prices are currently at their peak, and inflation will ease as the year moves forward.
The return of inflation
The Russia-Ukraine war, the impact on commodity prices and a new Covid outbreak in China are among the key uncertainties facing the global economy. Higher inflation is a universal concern, but the policy reaction is far from uniform.
UBS Currently Sees Little Hope for Credit Suisse
UBS banking analyst Daniele Brupbacher was a little less harsh on his employers' rival, giving Credit Suisse shares a twelve-month price target of 7.40 francs and rating the stock as «neutral» earlier this week.
The real cost of funding
In the latest instalment of Simply Put, we explore the difference between macro and market real rates, and consider why market real rates are more influential for equities during periods of high inflation.