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The right way to create a truly inclusive workplace

Your company might be meeting its diversity targets, but without considering inclusion, it could be missing out on the real benefits.

Senior Credit Suisse Bankers Gag on Bonus Plan

But as was learned from senior management at the troubled bank, displeasure over the new bonus rules announced at the end of January is still reverberating.

IAM tops ranking of Swiss equity funds

Here are the top three funds for return within the Equity- Switzerland category.

Incursions, Inflation and Interest Rates - Our Take on Market Volatility

Fast-rising inflation, higher interest rates and Ukraine tensions are understandably causing concern for investors.

The US has the oldest millionaires as biggest ever wealth transfer looms

The US holds 7,472,364 millionaires as of 2021, according to GlobalData.

How can charities maximise input VAT and tax?

The receipt of large distortive non-business income such as legacies, large donations and capital grants can disrupt the level of VAT recovery on an income-based method, and so the use of an alternative proxy can sometimes be advantageous in this scenario

Inflation will remain transitory: AA-rated Jupiter PMs

Fixed income experts from Jupiter Asset Management find that Fed is overreacting to inflation and rate hike cycle can be subdued in the second half of the year.

Top ten market predictions for 2022

His top ten predictions for the Swiss and International Financial Services market for 2022.

ETFs 2026: The next big leap

The global ETF market has built up phenomenal momentum over the past five years.

A rose by any other name

You squeeze on to the tube, tut as one more person wedges themselves on with just enough space to brush their backpack as the doors close.

Buying the dip? Watch out you don’t trip by Robeco

Investors should be cautious about re-entering the stock market after the correction in January, says strategist Peter van der Welle.

Expat buy to let market still strong after two rate rises, says broker

This has limited the supply of lenders, but international banks, for example, are still active in the market.

Escape From Jekyll Island by Tim Price

“Central bankers control the price of money and therefore indirectly influence every market in the world. Given this immense power, the ideal central banker would be humble, cautious and deferential to market signals.." – James Rickards,

Supply chains and US inflation by Stefan Gerlach, EFG

The Covid pandemic has led to a surge in inflation, particularly in the US.

BMW Believes Cars Must Stir Emotions Despite EV And Technology Boom

Much like all the automakers, BMW must keep up with the times and switch to EVs to avoid being left behind.

Speech by John Glen

Economic Secretary to the Treasury John Glen’s speech at TheCityUK Annual Dinner

Britain's biggest banks preparing to trigger bonus bonanza

Banks have been benefiting from a boom in corporate deals, rising interest rates and lower-than-expected losses on loans handed out through the pandemic.

Creating a healthy workspace as workers return

Legally, employers have a duty to manage risks to those affected by their business.

Africa as the last frontier of global growth – and where the US and China are headed

We foresee 2022 bearing witness to new unicorns coming out of Africa

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