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For the first time since the 2008 financial crisis there is synchronised global growth, and increasing evidence it is gaining momentum.
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survive china credit crunch
China’s debt has has alomost trebled in the past five years, to $23trn, leading to a dangerous financial burden that could bring about its very own credit crunch.
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china credit bubble key risk global recovery
Rothschild WM considers many of the risks of 2012 year fading as 2013 moves into 2014 but one risk that stubbornly remains is one it feels investors are complacent over – China's unsustainable debt bubble.
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rothschild names new head of uk wealth management
Rothschild names its new head of UK wealth managament as part of an internal management restructure.
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rothschild and rockerfeller in partnership
The Rockerfeller and Rothschild families are joining forces to design investment solutions for clients and investors on either side of the Atlantic.
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developing turkey still more developed than most
Pierre Ciret walks investors in and around Turkey, a country economically and geographically well positioned that he describes as “a model for development and GDP expansion”.
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are oil consumers more vulnerable this year
The rise in oil prices this year is similar to the oil price hike of Q1 2011 – so will the end economic result be the same as well?
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edmond de rothschild unveils
Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management has launched a Euro Convictions Fund to represent its top conviction picks in the region.
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any equity bounce is not sustainable
Dirk Wiedmann explains why Rothschild Wealth Management doesn’t like equities but does like gold, and sees property rather than bonds as a long-term bet.
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rothschild: comfortable with hedge funds but cautious on other asset classes
Dirk Wiedmann’s asset allocation reflects his outlook of low and sluggish global growth with a downbeat view on most asset classes.