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US CPI uncertainty supports private markets exposure

July 11, 2023

The potential for further US policy tightening ahead is just one reason why we foresee more muted equity returns, higher uncertainty, and a rise in cross-asset volatility in the second half.

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It’s Getting Hot out There

July 11, 2023

The phenomenon brought the focus back on how human activity is causing a rapid deterioration in global climate.

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Government seeks to help savers understand pension income choices, eight years on from freedoms

July 11, 2023

The government have not gone as far to propose exactly what products and services should be offered by providers but are intonating a framework to work from to improve the market.

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How outsourcing helps protect margins in asset management

July 11, 2023

Against the backdrop of a volatile and uncertain macro environment, asset managers can no longer depend on improving margins by increasing assets. Instead, they are increasingly looking to optimise operational efficiency through outsourcing.

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Former Credit Suisse «Rockstar» Resurfaces

July 10, 2023

Now former Credit Suisse icon Zoltan Pozsar is back with a new firm.

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PwC Global Asset & Wealth Management Survey

July 10, 2023

This trend is driven by market volatility, high interest rates, and fee pressure.

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‘It’s not philanthropy, it’s good business’: Why CEOs should deliver social change

July 10, 2023

Skerritts CEO Paul Feeney says contributing to good causes is important for wealthy clients and company bosses alike.

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How far away is price stability in the eurozone and Switzerland?

July 10, 2023

Last month inflation in the eurozone and in Switzerland fell more than expected, continuing the decline that began a few months ago.

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Julius Baer Says Doubling AUM «Not Unrealistic»

July 10, 2023

On Credit Suisse, Rickenbacher said attracting former clients of the fallen Swiss lender will take time, though there will be «some redistribution of market share» in the long term.

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