With Europe on the road to recovery and political disruptions seen as buying opportunities, is now the time for investors to increase allocations to eurozone equities?
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April 24, 2015
Banks prompt asset review in light of UK general election
Investors should be mindful of how uncertainties around the upcoming UK general election could impact equity and currency markets
Fatca regulations threaten Hong Kong’s reputation
Hong Kong has experienced huge growth as an international wealth centre in recent years but by signing up to Fatca regulations it could be in for a bumpier ride
Best of Brics crown is up for grabs
Bradesco’s Reinaldo Le Grazie and Manuela D’Onofrio of UniCredit discuss which of the Bric economies offers the best investment opportunities
Would it be a tragedy if Greece left the euro?
With Greece seeking to renegotiate the terms of its bailout, the country’s plight is back in the headlines, but would a default and euro exit really be as devastating as some claim?
Global investors with Georgia on their minds
Clients may worry about the proximity and influence of its Russian neighbour, but Bank Of Georgia’s Archil Gachechiladze insists the country is an attractive base for yield-hungry wealthy individuals
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March 25, 2015
Northern Trust sees room for old firms in new world
Northern Trust’s long history gives it an advantage over younger rivals, believes wealth management boss Steven Fradkin, who sees the firm’s future competitors as processing and technology companies rather than private banks
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March 6, 2015
Investors worried US market could run out of steam
The US economy appears healthy but stocks are expensive compared to Europe and investors are concerned equities’ six-year bull run could come shuddering to a halt
QE shows ECB is serious about threat of deflation
Quantitative easing will give a boost to Europe's economy but may need to continue into 2017 to counter deflationary pressures
Will the ECB’s QE bazooka send European stocks higher?
As the ECB turns on the QE tap, what does this mean for stockmarkets? Macro Watch’s Richard Duncan and Raoul Ruparel from Open Europe give their views
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