Gold: Is it time to shine again?
Why, when it comes to the yellow metal, it’s all about timing.
Comment & Analysis
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Avaloq: DPM More Popular in Hong Kong Than Singapore
Although Hongkongers are well known for their tendency towards self-directed investing, they are also increasingly open to delegation.
Little Known Facts About Rainer E. Gut
Much has been written about him, but some less well-known facts exist.
Schroders launches multi-asset alternative strategy
The fund gives investors access to a range of alternative investment strategies, including private equity, hedge funds, commodities, real assets and specialised property.
What UHNWs can learn about personal security from Sir Keir Starmer and the ‘glitter-bomb’ protest
The protest this week shines a light on the vulnerabilities of politically exposed persons and ultra-high-net-worth individuals
Consumer duty could spark new MPS wave
Recent Cerulli research highlights how consumer duty may push advisers who want to focus on models and cost towards model portfolios.
Oil and beyond – the Gulf economies’ path to new horizons
The GCC countries are making efforts to maintain strategic flexibility despite a decoupling of global geopolitical blocs led by the US and China.
Why invest in a balanced portfolio now?
But global equities retreated in the third quarter, and bond yields rose sharply.
Long-term asset funds (LTAFs) and investment trusts: the pros and cons of both
Investors have long made use of a wide range of investment trusts focused on private markets. Recent regulatory change and innovation is bringing a wider choice, including the open-ended LTAF.
Swiss Postal System is Going for the Gold
Swiss Post's Philoro range includes gold products such as the Swiss gold Vreneli, the Vienna Philharmonic, and gold bars and combination bars in various weights.
Fundment offers advisers climate philanthropy tool
Through partnership with the Global Returns Project
Uncovering behavioural biases when investing
With the right approach, investors can counteract the behavioural biases that could otherwise lead them astray.