Perspectives podcast: A conversation with our CIO
What is life at the investment helm like? What are the skills needed to be a CIO? And what does the current investment environment look like?
In the latest episode of our Perspectives podcast, Laura Künlen and Dr. Carlos Mejia, CIO Rothschild & Co Bank AG, reflect upon these questions and more.
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Tariffs redux?
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Is the stock market's advance too narrow?
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How much money do I need to retire?
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A conversation with the Director of The Rothschild Archive
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In the latest episode of Perspectives from Rothschild & Co, Laura Künlen and Melanie Aspey, Director of The Rothschild Archive, discuss the origins of the Archive, share captivating anecdotes about the family, and discuss how their values can offer inspiration and guidance for businesses and leaders in today's ever-changing world.
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Is there ever a bad time to invest?
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Cash is offering competitive returns to investors for the first time in years. But does it ever ultimately pay to avoid the stock market altogether? In this blog we crunch the numbers to find out whether ‘time in the market’ really does beat ‘timing the market’.