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Edinburgh fast becoming capital of wealth
Fuelled by the housing theme of the pandemic — wealthy buyers moving out of the English capital — price growth in Scotland’s prime market is set to rocket over the next five years.
Being cruel to be kind: what can the pandemic teach us about the need for protection?
Although it can be uncomfortable, people need to think about how they are protected against the worst-case scenarios, says Tony Müdd, Divisional Director for Development and Technical Consultancy at St. James’s Place.
Time for Value as Growth and Inflation Arrives
The other key data point of the week is the US inflation data.
Camille Pissarro: Transatlantic struggle for painting stolen by Nazis
The question of how to weigh the rights of current owners against those of the original pre-Nazi owners has never been fully settled.
BlackRock eyes Credit Suisse’s asset management arm, reports
The interested parties include State Street, DWS, Pegassus Europe and Allianz.
Economy resembles ‘Ever Given’ stuck ship, but don’t panic: CS Swiss CIO says
He also compared the economy to Jonathan Swift’s satirical novel Gulliver’s Travels.
Review of the week: A chill wind blows
A week of Fed watching cooled the recent rise in US Treasury yields, sending the dollar and sterling lower. Then British flags followed suit.
UBS CEO Enjoys Full Backing, Chairman Says
UBS' plan was to poach Hamers, one of Europe’s most talented banking innovators, to work his magic on the hidebound Swiss giant.
What does a brighter future mean for asset prices? by St. James’s Place
The first quarter of 2021 saw markets weigh up the potential impact of a rapid economic recovery, writes Tom Beal, Chief Investment Officer at St. James's Place.
Just 500 households in New York City will pay the highest rate in Cuomo’s millionaire-tax hike and suicide deaths fell during the 2020 pandemic — but why?
The proposed tax on residents making $1 million a year or more will hit nearly 123,000 New Yorkers across the state.
HNWIs take to digital wealth management platforms
Tech-savvy investors demand greater transparency, speed and lower costs