Global Banks Sound the Alarm on China Growth Worries
UBS downgraded its GDP forecast for China from 5 percent to 4.2 percent, according to a note by the investment banking research unit.
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How the war in Ukraine is reverberating in Asia
As with the rest of the world, the current war will have an impact on Asia’s economy.
Russia’s war on Ukraine is shifting the investment landscape
Philip Saunders, Co-Head of Multi-Asset Growth discusses the dramatic policy shift towards defence and energy spending in Europe, and explains why the conflict may mark a turning point in the world’s reliance on the US currency.
UK Domiciled vs NonDom status – a guide to rules and tax implications
It therefore seems timely, as part of our fortnightly Private Wealth Planning series, for Frederick Bjorn to answer your questions on the topic.
Inclusive Investing: Empower your investment choices
Investing with a focus on inclusion can help you advance your goals: from the financial to what matters most to you.
The case for real estate amid rising rates and inflation
Slowly shifting investor appetite will nevertheless leave select real estate markets, especially in European rented commercial and logistic property, as a partial hedge against inflation.
Pictet AM's Barton forecasts growth in EM green bond issuance in 2022
'Big uptake' in social bonds
Why Guernsey and Jersey Offer a Valuable Alternative to Luxembourg For Private Funds
In the growing area of private funds – funds open only to qualified, sophisticated investors with a lighter-touch regulatory model – the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey are providing a valuable alternative.
System Failure, And A Means Of Escape
“Things are going to get a lot worse before they get worse.” - Lily Tomlin.
The economic ‘nuclear bomb’ and global reserve assets
Global reserve currencies tend to adjust up or down slowly over time, but geopolitical shocks like Russia's invasion of Ukraine can speed things up. What impacts can we expect?
How these nine private bank CIOs are positioned for inflation
Investment chiefs of Europe’s biggest private banks are not expecting stagflation to take hold but are braced for tougher times ahead in European markets.