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Top Down: Security returns but earnings flat
Bernard Swords
When we published our last Top Down (15 March), we were in the middle of the US bank failures and the forced sale of Credit Suisse was about to occur.
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We (Still) Need To Talk About Cash: Options for investors seeking liquidity and positive expected return
Joe Prendergast
Money in the bank is essential to meet ongoing spending and current liabilities on time. It’s also important to have access to liquidity for unforeseen expenses and events.
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Top Down: What to expect after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank
Bernard Swords
While US authorities have moved quickly to contain the fallout of Silicon Valley Bank’s failure, there is likely to be more monetary tightening.
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Top Down: Stronger Growth Data Helps to Dampen Recession Fears
Bernard Swords
How has our asset allocation changed month-on-month?
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Top Down: A New Year with Familiar Problems
Bernard Swords
How has our asset allocation changed month-on-month?
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Top Down: About-turn in markets?
Bernard Swords
How has our asset allocation changed month-on-month?
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Investments
Long-term themes driving demand for global real estate
Here we explore the long-term structural demographic drivers impacting the real assets investment landscape.
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Celebrating one year of THE GLOSS x Goodbody Investment Club
THE GLOSS x Goodbody Investment Club is committed to championing female financial wellness and making investment more inclusive.
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Top Down: Bonds look attractive again
Bernard Swords
How has our asset allocation changed month-on-month?
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Energy prices: How big an economic shock is coming in Europe?
Dermot O'Leary
In the Q3 2022 edition of Economic Monitor, we assess the energy shock and its toll on the European economy.
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Top Down: Reducing Consumer Discretionary to Neutral
Sebastian Orsi, CFA
How has our asset allocation changed month-on-month?
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Family
How to fund your child's education
Grace Webster, Senior Wealth Management Executive, Team Lead
For parents, school and university costs can be daunting. Here we consider ways to plan ahead for these costs.
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Family
What are bare trusts?
Conor Crowley, Wealth Management Executive
Conor Crowley, Wealth Management Executive, examines bare trusts and how they are managed.
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