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  • Tactical asset allocation: the flexibility advantage

    March 15, 2022  |  City Talk

    Strategic asset allocation (SAA) determines long-run exposure to systematic risk factors. That said, current changes in monetary policy in many developed and emerging countries as well as the stage of the business cycle warrant tactical considerations. The tactical overlay strategy should generate added value by temporarily deviating from the weights assigned in the SAA process. [...]

  • Price pinch: Most Brits financially struggling or worried as inflation rises and Ukraine war rages

    March 14, 2022

    Almost 60 per cent of Brits either struggling financially, or concerned about money in the near future, due to Russia’s war in Ukraine and the cost of living crisis. The economic effect of the conflict has exacerbated the rise in energy and food, against the backdrop of increasing inflation, which is set to exceed the [...]

  • Gold and silver tumble as central banks ready interest rate hikes

    March 14, 2022

    Gold and silver prices slipped this morning as looming interest rate hikes and growing optimism of a ceasefire led investors to flee safe haven assets.

  • How stock markets perform after heavy falls

    March 9, 2022  |  City Talk

    While public attention has understandably focused on the grave humanitarian consequences of the invasion of Ukraine, global markets have reflected investors’ concerns about financial and economic impacts. Our live blog on the Ukraine crisis will be updated regularly throughout the week, it can be found here.   To date the current crisis has seen major markets fall [...]

  • Nearly half of all Brits fear inflation may rise more than Bank of England prediction

    March 9, 2022

    About two-fifths of people polled recently have a more pessimistic view about rising inflation than the Bank of England, it has been revealed. Despite the Bank’s prediction of a seven per cent spike in Spring, 39 per cent of respondents to a survey by HR software provider CIPHR thought it would be eight percent or [...]

  • Ukraine war boosts Bitcoin and green stocks as crypto helps Russians and oligarchs to get funds out

    March 1, 2022

    Talks in Belarus between the Ukrainian and Russian committees yesterday were overshadowed by the intensifying military fight in Ukraine. Putin, who seems frustrated with the Ukrainian resistance, and the Westerns sanctions imposed sanctions to the West on his turn by closing its airspace to 36 countries and banning its residents from transferring hard currency abroad. [...]

  • Ukraine invasion: markets one step closer to “peak uncertainty”

    February 25, 2022  |  City Talk

    We’re all shocked and saddened by events in Ukraine. Although we are talking here about the impact on markets, we acknowledge first and foremost that this is a human crisis with potentially awful consequences for millions of people. However, at times like this our clients expect us to stay level headed, which is what we’re [...]

  • London digital ID firm scoops up $30m to accelerate US expansion

    February 23, 2022

    A London-based digital identity firm has scooped up $30m from New York investment outfit Equable Capital as it looks to roll out of its identity fraud technology into North America.

  • Johanna Kyrklund: Putin and the Fed remind us what risk looks like

    February 22, 2022  |  City Talk

    Ski holidays are not relaxing at the best of times, especially with children. There is the fretting about injuries – I am thankful when we finish each day unscathed. There is the infuriation of getting children into their clothes and ski boots each day. That’s not even to mention the pain of Heathrow passport control. [...]

  • Serious Fraud Office property raids fall to zero

    February 21, 2022

    The Serious Fraud Office did not undertake a single property raid last year, according to its response to an FOI request.

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