Central Bankers – Tigers Still With No Teeth
The markets saw the Fed meeting as hawkish, but what did investors expect?
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What's Going To Affect You In The Year Ahead?
Increased levels of uncertainty due to Covid can raise the price of goods and create supply bottlenecks.
Lowering inflation and a bright future for the markets – our view on 2022
Many economies have avoided a deep depression and experienced a strong V-shaped recovery, with many developed countries back on their long-term grown trajectories.
Gen Z thirsty for alternative investments as they turn to fine wine
Almost three in four (73%) of those under 25 who invest in the liquid asset say they spend up to £20,000 per year on fine wine.
Wellington Wealth: Why men come to us for advice
“I think it’s possibly because they feel more comfortable without having an alpha male opposing them."
Banks Can Do More to Woo Women
The outcome of the report, which surveyed 8000 participants in 16 countries, does not surprise Olga Miler, co-founder of Smartpurse, a platform that tailors financial education for women.
Seek alternatives to direct holdings of crypto – UBS
After all, the recent crypto slide was not interrupted by data showing the fastest rise in US inflation in almost four decades.
Environment hiring levels in the private banking industry rose in December 2021
This latest figure was the highest monthly figure recorded in the past year and is an increase compared to the 0.2% of newly advertised jobs that were linked to environment in the equivalent month a year ago.
Edouard de Saint Pierre on building a strong future for the French market and the next generation
De Saint Pierre, who aims to turn France into the Group’s European flagship, has great faith in the next generation and partnerships with investment advisers.
Zurich IAM targets WMs aged over 50 in recruitment drive
Marcuard Heritage says ‘60 is the new 40’.
Mortgages: Reports of banks pulling out are premature
The financial institutions sense an unfair regulatory disadvantage compared to "shadow banks", which are allowed to calculate the mortgage interest differently.
The young consumer and a path to sustainability
The report looks at responses of 10,000 people across ten countries aged between 16 and 40 years.