Solving the solvency jargon
The Net Stable Funding Ratio or NSFR assesses a bank’s long-term liquidity
Comment & Analysis
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Shanghai’s wealthy residents upgrade to premium homes, ignoring property market upheaval
Sales of newly launched luxury homes jumped 39 per cent to 1,544 in the first half of the year, according to China Real Estate Information Corp
Now Hiring? The UK's workforce woes
An environment of lower interest rate and strengthening economy growth should bolster UK companies’ profit margin and in turn the UK equity market.
Turbulence in Japan equities: assessing the recent downturn and prospects for recovery
Unpacking the recent market slide and looking at the factors to focus on
3 share ideas with the potential to grow wealth over the long term
For those with more time on their side, there are three key things to look for in a company – strong growth prospects, a dominant market position, and a history of being able to adapt.
75% of wealth managers have little to no gold exposure despite its strong performance
This asset class traditionally performs poorly in a higher interest rate environment because it doesn’t yield anything
Janus Henderson's Mio eyes tech opps, says investors 'overly bearish'
Chinese markets are ripe for a sharp rebound, says the asset manager's Greater China equities head Victoria Mio, who has built exposure to Apple's supply chain in a bullish tech replacement cycle call.
Sing when you’re winning: Baillie Gifford’s boost on £4bn Spotify stake
Ballie Gifford has done exceptionally well on its Spotify bet, holding the streaming giant since 2015.
Real estate market: After CS shock, banks regain courage
The answer hardly satisfied the questioner.
Philanthropy needs reform to be more inclusive and effective
To maximise the impact of charitable giving, all registered charities should qualify for tax-deductible status.
CIO Alert: Risk-off mood takes hold
The risk-off mood pushed the S&P 500 1.8% lower.
Wealth advisers focus on women of the ‘sandwich generation’
Many of these women in the so-called ‘sandwich generation’, who are approaching their own retirement, are inheriting significant wealth.