The even slower death of the stockbroker’s analyst (part 1)
Following Tim Price’s article on the slow death of the stockbroker, written from the perspective of a fund manager, here is…
7 years ago
Economics & Markets
Stay young, get rich – why longevity science is the next money fountain
At the latest Master Investor Show, Jim Mellon, one of the UK’s most successful investors and entrepreneurs, revealed his current…
7 years ago
The appetite for Brazilian stocks and potential for interest rate cuts
In a previous article on these pages, I examined the outlook for the Brazilian Stock Exchange – the Bovespa –…
7 years ago
Revealed: What history teaches us about Brexit
The constitutional historian Professor David Starkey has compared the invocation of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty on 29 March…
7 years ago
The slow death of the Anglo-Saxon stockbroker
Back in 1998, the author Michael Lewis, then a columnist for Bloomberg, wrote as follows: “When historians of everyday life…
7 years ago
The risks are piling up in emerging markets
Financial markets have been on an impressive run since Donald Trump was elected in November. The S&P 500 is up…
7 years ago
An amicable divorce?
Ready. Aim. Fire! The notorious Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon (2007) was “triggered” by the United Kingdom last night…
7 years ago
Mellon on the Markets: The next money fountain
Another Master Investor done! A huge crowd, impressive companies, great speakers and an engaged audience. Well done Swen and team!…
7 years ago
Iceland re-opens its door to capital flows
While Europe is recovering from the financial and sovereign crises at a very moderate pace, Iceland seems to have completely…
7 years ago
Rates up, populism down
Last week we witnessed some interesting global developments that will pave the way forward: populism was somewhat defeated in the…
7 years ago