Banks turn to richest clients for 2022
The new wealth management team absorbed the bank’s trust and pension fund division along with other parts that could boost its capacity.
Comment & Analysis
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Review of the week: Just like the old days
With COVID cases starting to roll over – in the UK at least – and investors settling down for some old-fashioned Fed watching, everyone is hoping 2022 will be a bit more like pre-pandemic times.
Will spiking bonds yields disrupt the rally in stocks?
The market is pricing in many more rate hikes than before. Within the first two weeks of the year, the market has shifted its stance to expecting four rate hikes from the Fed this year.
Key drivers in emerging-market debt
At the same time, the resurgence of acute Covid-19 uncertainty caused by the emergence of the Omicron strain has further impacted EM growth prospects, which were already dented by the likelihood of a Chinese slowdown.
Homes with Recording Studios, Music Rooms, and Performance Stages
Luxury Defined spotlights a collection of homes for classical musicians, songsters, and rock stars
Brighter outlook after the fourth wave
The potential for a recovery later in 2022 remains and we see overall GDP growth at around 4.5% for the advanced economies and slightly faster than that in the emerging economies.
The Hunters’ Tails: A duck, a bill and a platypus…
UK smaller companies have usually outperformed in inflationary periods.
Regime shift in developed-market sovereign bonds
On the inflation side, there was further evidence that supply-side bottlenecks are proving more persistent than was expected earlier in the year.
Four multi-asset perspectives on inflation
We also provide a summary of our investment research – a hallmark of our investment practice, as we often integrate findings into our management of portfolios.
Pandemic to endemic; living with infection, inflation and higher rates
As a result, the new strain may do little more than slow, rather than stall further economic growth, as markets focus on high inflation and the end of central banks’ asset purchases.
Central Banks, Not Covid, Will Drive Global Economies in 2022
From 2023 onward, most agree, growth will return to its long-term norm of around 3.5%, as if Covid never happened.
Global M&A Insights: Technology deals dominate in 2021
We also look into the reasons behind record capital raising by technology companies, the considerations required for AI due diligence and talent retention in technology acquisitions, and the global trend for growing government intervention on sensitive tr