The investment world is full of oases. There are plenty of opportunities which look too good to be true – and that’s because, by and large, they probably are. So it might be a fruitful exercise to find some clarity where passively indexed ETFs are concerned, especially as US stocks hit record highs this month. …
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There is a type of investment strategy which can be put under the category of ‘reckless conservatism’ – this refers to an ultra cautious approach, which aims to be so risk free that it can miss out on potential high returns. While there is no doubt that erring so heavily on the side of caution …
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The British Private Equity Awards do a very good job of recognising the contribution of private equity to the growth of British business, and this year’s event will take place on Tuesday, 3rd October, at The Brewery in London. It is organised by the Unquote media platform, and they have striven to ensure that the …
Innovator Capital recently hosted the annual CleanEquity Monaco to celebrate the innovative mission’s 10th anniversary. The event displayed 32 of the world’s leading technologies in sustainable energy and other groundbreaking inventions that promise a better future for tomorrow. Business giants such as Monaco’s Gerard Cohen attended the event, stating that “the future in CleanEquity is …
Since implementation in 2016, Brexit has left the UK in a tremendous state of uncertainty. With nearly half of the of the citizen population riddled with upset—51.9% in advocacy and 49.1% in opposition—the UK has become a controversial battle ground, and many feel that the decision was arrogant, irresponsible, and dangerous. Besides the obvious turmoil …
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The existence of Family Offices in Europe has always stood second next to the United States. In more precise—yet blunt—words, Family Offices in the United States tower above those in Europe. With an 85% market penetration, and nearly 5,000 Multi-Family Offices (over double of those in Europe) in the United States, it is no secret …
A long stand-off between global Australian bank, Macquarie, and U.K. politicians—specifically Liberals Democrats and Green party groups—concluded this past April, bringing forth a compromise in a much-heated debate. The result: Australia’s privately owned Macquarie bought the Green Investment Bank. Although executives were thrilled back home in Sydney, many folks in the U.K. remained perturbed by …
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The world of finance is always withstanding constant change. One could even coincide the global finance sector to the tumultuous churning of our own earth’s growth—falling and rising, always turning, and evolving with each new age. FinTech is tangible proof of the never-ending evolution in the finance world. Mobile banking has dominated the way most …
In 2014, a new law was proposed to the Monegasque Parliament in Monaco. The legislation has caused much controversy throughout the Parliamentary, and even three years later, a decision has still not correlated to agreement. The issue of providing a legal basis for Multi-Family Offices (MFO’s) has become a fiery subject, rampant with conflicting views …
Considerations Weighed: Monaco’s New Legislation on MFOs Read More »
Brexit – Expected Short-term Impacts – Gérard Cohen It’s been just a week since Theresa May activated Article 50 and officially indicated the UK’s intent to leave the EU. This comes a whole nine months after the referendum in which UK citizens voted 51.9% to 48.1% to leave the EU. Beyond the immediate exchange …