10/06/2015
Investors will be happy to see the end of a volatile third quarter and now is a good time to put the recent fears into context. The figures were never going to be particularly positive but some signs remained good, especially as recently released data sug
10/06/2015
The Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives project will focus on education, innovation and the eradication of poverty
10/05/2015
An old investment adage says that when the US sneezes, the world catches a cold.
10/04/2015
“A merry heart goes all the day, Your sad tires in a mile-a.” William Shakespeare, Winter’s Tale, Act 4, Scene 3.
10/04/2015
And remember: “To accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable transport.” Yup, that’s what Tesla Mobility would be, if Tesla can pull it off.
10/04/2015
Most of our daily press does have a certain right wing bias, with some being quite blatant and others somewhat more subtle.
10/01/2015
To be fair they have history on their side. The most spectacular gains tend to come in short bursts,
10/01/2015
In the coming decade, it will be increasingly important to segment and understand the wealthy at a more detailed level – most likely defined by cities within countries.
10/01/2015
According to Einstein, time is affected by gravity. Clocks far from strong gravitational fields run more quickly; those close by run more slowly.
10/01/2015
Active investment well-suited to volatile markets
10/01/2015
Nigel Green, founder and CEO of deVere Group, is commenting after markets rallied following a turbulent third quarter.
10/01/2015
This is enough to keep markets volatile.
10/01/2015
September is here and there is no better season to celebrate the F word: F, in this case, for the fiduciary standard.
09/30/2015
LOOK out, Thomas Piketty. Here comes Gabriel Zucman.
09/30/2015
China’s growth and US interest rate hike have little effect on CE/SEE
09/30/2015
China’s growth and US interest rate hike have little effect on CE/SEE
09/29/2015
In light of market volatility, it is important to remember that global GDP growth looks healthy; China’s growth rate still remains significantly higher than the global average and calmer days should follow a Fed rate rise.
09/29/2015
hile most OECD governments are likely to indicate support for the recommendations, what is less clear is how long they will take to implement the measures and whether tax authorities outside the OECD will play ball.
09/28/2015
Finance is dull.
09/28/2015
Well that was another summer of volatility fading into the mist and during the dog days of August it was China that filled the headlines and columns of the increasingly slim looking newspapers.