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As record-breaking temperatures become more common around the world, investors are increasingly looking at the companies positioned to benefit from a hotter climate. With households, businesses and governments investing to…
The prop firm industry has a regulation problem that almost nobody talks about. Most firms operate from Dubai, the Caribbean, or other low-oversight jurisdictions. Their evaluations are demo accounts. Their…
Sovereign Climate Risk Ratings quantifies the future effects of chronic physical climate risk on the GDP of 190+ nations and 3K+ subregions, filling a sovereign pricing market blind spot Scientific…
Global stock markets sold off sharply on Tuesday as a wave of selling swept through tech and semiconductor stocks, prompting investors to reassess some of the assumptions that have driven…
Andy Burnham, the favourite to succeed Keir Starmer as prime minister, has long argued that Britain places too much of the tax burden on work and too little on wealth.…
New research from Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) reveals how first time buyer concerns shift significantly by age – from hidden costs and mortgage rates to long-term maintenance worries. Hidden costs…
FTSE 350 has returned +128% including dividends since the Brexit referendum, turning £10,000 into £22,830 Europe’s STOXX 600 delivered +147%, turning the same investment into £24,740 Deeper pool of high-growth…
Weekly economic update from Rupert Thompson, IBOSS Chief Economist, part of Mattioli Woods, where he analyzes market reactions to recent events and identifies upcoming market trends in global markets, including…
“I put up with all the scenes And this is one scene that’s goin’ to be played my way” Listening to Kier Stamer’s resignation speech, I felt an overwhelming sense…
With Starmer’s resignation confirmed – many will be thinking how the recent political uncertainty could affect their personal finances and household budgets. To help, Angeline Ong, Senior Investment Analyst at…