Three prime ministers, four chancellors, double-digit inflation and waves of industrial strikes, the UK seemed to bear the brunt of global turmoil in 2022. And yet, as interest rates have risen and we enter a world where capital costs – should investors think again about the ‘UK discount’?
Geopolitical tensions, soaring energy prices and severe lockdowns in China – 2022 was a rollercoaster ride through the international capital markets. What now for 2023? Join senior fund managers Ben Leyland and James Syme for discussion on what will be driving markets over the coming year.
It's now clear that the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Ukraine is a major inflection point in history, says Fund Manager Chris Lees
Chris Lees, Senior Fund Manager, explains the importance of having an evidence-based process and what trends to look forward to in 2022
Investors can expect green innovation to accelerate after the COP26 climate change conference because more countries are seeing that it makes good economic sense.
Most of Earth’s global CO2 emissions are now covered by net zero targets, which means big new markets are forming. Regnan impact investment analyst Maxime Le Floch explains
After a shock referendum vote in 2016, the UK is now no longer part of the European Union - as of the first of January this year. But what does this all mean for markets, for investors and for the UK economy?
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