The latest insights, views and industry news from Arbuthnot Latham.
US and Chinese monetary policy decisions sparked some lively market activity in September.
We explore what high-net-worth individuals and businesses can expect from the upcoming Budget, based on known proposals and the political environment.
July was a volatile month for markets. In the US, we saw a major rotation from this year’s outperforming tech sector into smaller companies.
On the dawn of a new political era in the UK, we explore what a Labour victory means for the markets, tax, and your financial planning.
In recent years, fluctuating interest rates have significantly influenced the real estate market, affecting everything from property values to investment returns. Understanding these impacts is crucial for investors, developers, and financial advisors navigating this volatile landscape.
Each quarter, our Investment Committee dives into the global economic data to assess the performance of Arbuthnot Latham Investment Management’s (ALIM) portfolios and plot a path for the months ahead.
In our May edition, we look at the Europe's impressive rebound and the steady growth in the US.
George Rudland, Senior Investment Manager explores the companies making strides in support of the the European Green Deal.
In this market flash we focus on the US, whose economy has been a standout among the globe over the last two years. As we move into the latter part of 2024, its future path will be highly influential for the direction of the global economy.
We are over a third of the way through the ‘Election Year’ that is 2024, with almost 50% of the world’s population heading to the polls. But does an election really make a difference for a long-term investor?
Our dedicated investment research team has undertaken an in-depth exploration of the potential of GLP-1 medications.
Now that Donald Trump has secured the Republican Party nomination, all eyes are on the global stage for the sequel to 2020’s Trump vs. Biden race for the White House. Here we explore what the implications might be for markets if Trump is victorious.
