01 July 2026

Should Governments Influence How We Invest?

For decades, governments have used tax policy to encourage certain financial behaviours. Pension contributions receive tax relief, Venture Capital Trusts and Enterprise Investment Schemes offer generous incentives, and ISAs have encouraged millions to save and invest tax-efficiently.

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24 June 2026

What Happens When Central Banks Stop Giving Markets Clues?

For much of the past two decades, investors have become accustomed to central banks communicating with unprecedented transparency.

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17 June 2026

London’s Next Act: Why Global Wealth Still Finds Its Way Back

For much of the past decade, commentary on London has drifted between two extremes. One side argues the city is losing its status as a global wealth hub; the other insists its position is largely unchanged. The reality is more interesting than either view.

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10 June 2026

If Everyone Is Optimising, Who Finds The Next Opportunity?

For decades, the investment industry has pursued a remarkably simple objective: build a better portfolio. Every generation of investors has been offered new tools, new models and new frameworks designed to improve returns, reduce risk and allocate capital more efficiently. 

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03 June 2026

Are Public Market Investors Missing Out on the Next Generation of Growth?

For decades, public markets were the primary arena in which investors accessed the scaling phase of many of the world’s most important companies. Today, that model is becoming less straightforward, with companies such as SpaceX, OpenAI, and Stripe having already reached enormous scale before most public-market investors can access them directly.

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27 May 2026

The Risk Markets Can’t Price Over the Weekend 

By Friday afternoon, most investment positions feel under control. Stops are in place, exposure has been sized appropriately, and volatility has often settled after a busy trading week. Psychologically, many investors begin to wind down alongside the market. The problem is that markets close, but risk does not.

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