China’s heavy-handed attitude to Hong Kong, to Covid, to trade relations, is playing to Singapore’s reputation for prudence and rule of law
China’s heavy-handed attitude to Hong Kong, to Covid, to trade relations, is playing to Singapore’s reputation for prudence and rule of law
Read More 28 Mar 2023China’s heavy-handed attitude to Hong Kong, to Covid, to trade relations, is playing to Singapore’s reputation for prudence and rule of law
There has been a lot of enthusiasm for China re-opening. Is it justified?
A snapshot of the portfolio at year-end, highlighting sustainability metrics and commentary on our corporate engagement and stewardship
Banks are complicated, commoditised, over-leveraged, under-regulated and cheap for a reason
As the cost of capital has risen, so has volatility. What’s causing it ... and how should investors respond?
The macro picture has been challenging, particularly with uncertainty on the likely peak of the interest rate cycle. Company specific fundamentals remain positive, supported by stable earnings and corporate activity
Following the collapse of SVB and the risk of a banking crisis, the Fed may need to choose between price stability and financial stability
Are you an investor who has a prejudice against UK banks? What would change your mind? Clive Beagles shares his views…
Sub-24 hour S&P 500 options are a sign of the equity market’s constant drive to short-termism. Is patient, long-term investment still justified?
Recent moves within the asset class reveal interesting patterns that may point to potential risk opportunities
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