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Conflict and modern slavery: the investment perspective
Stephanie Williams, Sustainable Investment Analyst, and Katie Frame, Active Ownership Manager, explain how investors can engage with companies on the issues of conflict and modern slavery.
Wealth Of Singapore’s 50 Richest On Forbes List Drops By Over 20% To Us$164 Billion
Singapore’s reputation as a safe haven, burnished during the pandemic, has made it a magnet for the wealthy.
FNZ invests in proptech Nokkel to provide visibility over property assets
The investment forms part of a wider partnership that sees Nokkel’s market leading solutions integrated into FNZ’s global wealth management platform.
Are UAE advice clients unprepared for the wealth transfer?
‘Region has long struggled with the concept of estate and succession planning’
FRC Stewardship Code: LOIM awarded signatory status for a second year
We address systemic, sustainability-related challenges as well as those that are the most financially material to a company’s sector and industry.
IQ-EQ’s Ed Mehigan named in eprivateclient’s Top 35 Under 35
At 33, Ed already leads a team of eight as a senior manager in our Jersey business.
M&G and Invesco top 100 Club rankings
To be included, a fund is expected to have beaten the benchmark by at least 5 per cent on a one-year basis.
US job market hints at progress in Fed’s inflation fight
As the Covid pandemic’s impact on the economy faded and businesses re-opened, labour supply fell even as consumer demand for goods and services increased.
Abrdn’s GARS bleeds investors amid £36bn outflow headache: ‘They were not taking enough risk’
Global Absolute Returns Strategy, which was once the UK’s largest mutual fund, has seen assets dwindle to £1.6bn
Summer’s over, markets get back to reality
As a result, inflationary pressure on goods prices has clearly eased, and some overheated prices, for example used cars, are starting to fall in absolute terms.
Hargreaves’ CEO Hill takes £800k pay cut after targets missed
Chris Hill’s total pay fell 29% to £1.9m for the 12 months to the end of June from £2.7m in 2021, according to the firm’s annual report for the financial year.