The next generation's philanthropic shift
The Next Generation represents a dynamic force, especially in the realm of philanthropy, where innovative approaches are essential for driving positive transformations.
In our latest Investment Views, we discussed with Prof. Dr. Peter Vogel the distinctive traits of the NextGen, their proactive approach to addressing societal challenges, and the strategic methods for optimizing philanthropic impact.
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A conversation with the Director of The Rothschild Archive
Perspectives podcast
In the latest episode of Perspectives from Rothschild & Co, Laura Künlen and Melanie Aspey, Director of The Rothschild Archive, discuss the origins of the Archive, share captivating anecdotes about the family, and discuss how their values can offer inspiration and guidance for businesses and leaders in today's ever-changing world.
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Is there ever a bad time to invest?
Strategy Blog
Cash is offering competitive returns to investors for the first time in years. But does it ever ultimately pay to avoid the stock market altogether? In this blog we crunch the numbers to find out whether ‘time in the market’ really does beat ‘timing the market’.
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The next mood shift
Market Perspective
In this edition of Market Perspective we consider whether investors should be worried about rising levels of US government debt. We also examine the outlook for global inflation and how this could impact central banks’ upcoming interest rate decisions.
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Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - May 2024
Market Commentary
Recent monthly indicators suggest that the slowdown in global growth around the turn of the year has bottomed out. However, inflation outlook remains murky and the latest data have shaken investors’ confidence that significant monetary policy easing is in the offing.
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The end of the remittance basis regime in the UK
Wealth Engineering
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US dollar momentum
Strategy Blog
The dollar’s current upward momentum looks to have been underpinned by relatively strong US growth. We examine the ‘dollar smile’ theory, which seeks to explain when we should expect strong performance from the greenback, and the impact for investors.