Clare Hart banking on financials despite dovish Fed
Disagrees with UK commentators that US/China trade dispute is the next Cold War
Disagrees with UK commentators that US/China trade dispute is the next Cold War
JP Morgan and Citigroup remain top holdings despite shift in investment focus
Few sectors have been as volatile as banking stocks over the past few months and years. Despite that, bank equities could outperform on both sides of the Atlantic thanks to benign macro forces.
The master of reinvention Michel Perera, chief investment officer at Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management, talks about his investment process, the importance of establishing a client’s risk profile and identifying value in UK equities.
While the European equities story continues to appeal to UK investors, fund managers in the region remain deeply divided on the recovery prospects of its financials stocks.
This week a raft of results releases from the major United Kingdom banks and some other financials should provide valuable insight into the health of the financial sector, and perhaps the UK economy in general.
We all know Americans love their acronyms, just ask incoming POTUS Trump about his MAGA* ambitions, but the latest from Stateside investors is CRAP.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch suspects bank lending conditions will force the hand of the Federal Reserve, clipping the current risk rally.
Old Mutual Global Investors’ CEO Richard Buxton believes the UK is unlikely to be a fertile stockpickers’ market in 2017, while admitting he would be encouraged to see a 10% equities correction.
The market’s adjustment to life under President-elect Donald Trump has been worryingly quick say Matt Ward and Jenny Jones.
Just when you thought it was safe to dip your toes back into the murky waters of banking stocks, so comes another stress test.
As most investors will have exposure to the financial sector despite the 2008 crash, how can upping your weighting still be considered a contrarian call?