US bond market tantrum could rock markets by mid-2025
A Liz Truss-style bond market meltdown could hit the US by mid-2025, warns the CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest financial advisory and asset management organizations The…
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A Liz Truss-style bond market meltdown could hit the US by mid-2025, warns the CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest financial advisory and asset management organizations The…
Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator at wealth manager Charles Stanley, said: “In the coming months, Donald Trump is likely to help the FTSE 100 hit a series of new all-time…
The Bank of England’s hesitant approach to tackling the UK’s economic malaise is setting the stage for prolonged stagnation, warns Nigel Green, CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group…
The Bank of England has halved its growth forecast for this year as it cut interest rates to the lowest level for more than 18 months. The economy is now…
2024 Green, Social, and Sustainability (GSS) Bond Issuance hit almost $1trn – highest annual figure in three years Social Bonds issuance most increased in 2024 to $251bn as sustainability bonds…
In a time of ever-changing technology, generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) has become a key tool in asset management. It is transforming how asset managers analyze data, make decisions, and…
DCC pushes on with restructuring Adam Vettese, market analyst at investment platform eToro, says: “A solid if not uneventful update from sales and marketing firm DCC this morning which indicates…
Being in debt can feel overwhelming and have the potential to lead to a downward spiral if not managed properly. Encouragingly, nearly a third of Brits say they would lean…
45% of HNW women consider their children first when it comes to wealth planning This drops to 33% amongst men, who are more likely to prioritise their spouse Only 59%…
“Yankee dollar talk To the dictators of the world In fact it’s giving orders An’ they can’t afford to miss a word” Trump continues to dominate the headlines, and for…