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Friction threatens to derail private market democratisation
In this exclusive article, Chloe Mercer, co-founder and COO of Private Markets Alpha, shares her expert insights on friction risks in private…
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Chips slammed in early plunge
In what appears to be a leadership test after months of gains, chip stocks plunged early ahead of Micron’s earnings tomorrow. News…
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Message for investors is one of measured vigilance
Anthony Willis, Senior Economist at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, has shared his insights on the markets in this week’s macroeconomic review. Despite a fluctuating geopolitical and…
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Brexit at 10: A slower growth economy, not a broken one
Ten years on from the referendum, Brexit appears to have contributed to a slower-growth, lower-investment and lower-productivity economy, even if it did…
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2/3 asset managers say fragmented data holds back efficiency
Fragmented fund data remains a critical barrier to operational efficiency and distribution effectiveness for asset managers, according to new research from FE fundinfo.…
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Gilt markets eye chancellor race as Burnham leads leadership contest
Following yesterday’s resignation of Keir Starmer, Jonathon Marchant, Fund Manager at Mattioli Woods, shares his insights on the Labour leadership race, and…
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Fixed income: strategy, risk, and return
Wealth managers remain confident in fixed income’s role, but increasingly selective and client-led in how it is used. In our latest publication,…
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Starmer gone: five things investors should watch out for
Following Keir Starmer’s resignation as Leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister, Dan Coatsworth, Head of Markets at AJ Bell, has…
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PM resignation triggers surge in gold enquiries as investors seek safety
The Pure Gold Company has reported a 93% increase in enquiries over the weekend (compared to the average over the last 12 months)…
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Global stock markets weigh up multiple uncertainties
Tom Stevenson, Investment Director at Fidelity International, comments as global stock markets weigh up multiple uncertainties, with the prospect of a new…
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Are emerging markets entering a new investment era?
War in the Middle East, energy market uncertainty and persistent geopolitical tensions might once have rattled emerging markets (EM). Yet in 2026, the…
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IG: UK stocks bounce after PM resignation
Following Starmer’s resignation, new analysis from IG shows that UK equities have typically bounced in the week following a prime minister’s resignation, regardless of…
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Wealth DFM Talk Podcast #11: How asset managers can future proof themselves, with AllianceBernstein’s Adam Peters
In this latest edition of Wealth DFM Talk, the monthly podcast from Wealth DFM, we welcome Adam Peters, Head of UK Retail…
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Starmer resignation raises wealth tax fears as pound falls and gilt pressure builds
The resignation of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has triggered the pound to fall and gilt yields to climb as financial markets’…
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Investors get real-time view of UK bond market activity for the first time
For the first time, investors and market participants can access a single, real-time source of prices and trading activity across the UK…
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Starmer resigns | Industry shares reaction to today’s announcement
Sir Keir Starmer has today announced his resignation as Labour leader and as PM in a dramatic speech given on the steps…
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SMEs and AI pioneers are driving global expansion
Global expansion was once the exclusive playground of FTSE 100 giants. Today, however, a massive structural shift is underway. New research from…
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Social media ban could create new battleground for separated parents
The Government’s proposed ban on social media use by under-16s could have significant implications for separated families and children proceedings, according to…
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Home longevity spas tipped as the next must-have in prime property, says longevity expert
Once, cinema rooms, wine cellars and home gyms were considered luxury home features. Now, the next major trend in prime homes could…
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Almost 2/3 of UK workers do not have a financial plan beyond next 12 months
A significant proportion of UK workers are navigating their finances without a long-term plan, risking poorer outcomes in later life, according to…
