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    Insights

    What is investment risk and how do we manage it?

    We manage investment risk through disciplined portfolio construction, diversification, liquidity management and continuous oversight, balancing risk and return to build resilient portfolios designed to preserve and grow wealth over time.
  • USA Flags
    Blog

    The Midterms

    A Democratic sweep may increase political gridlock, but history suggests limited market impact, with resilient US growth, strong corporate profitability and consumers remaining more important drivers for investors.
  • Downing Street street sign
    Insights

    A quiet budget that may still change the landscape

    The 2026 Budget brought limited headline change but potentially significant long-term implications, particularly for business owners, property investors and savers, through higher tax rates, new Founders Relief and company reforms.
  • Imagery of London
    Blog

    UK Budget - first impressions

    The Budget delivers modest fiscal changes with limited portfolio impact, while reinforcing the UK’s manageable debt outlook, although its collection of smaller measures appears driven more by politics than economics.
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    Global Advisory

    Research Matters by Rothschild & Co Redburn

    How much AI infrastructure does the world need - and how is it going to be funded? Rothschild & Co Redburn's Global Head of Technology Alex Haissl joins Chief Strategist George Karamanos to explore the scale of the data centre buildout, the financing structures underpinning it and the prospects for sustainable returns. They discuss the balance between training and inference, the importance of enterprise adoption, and what credit markets and open-source competition could signal for the next phase of AI investment.
  • Sustainable residential property
    Insights

    Concrete decisions - pay now or pay later

    The built environment must balance decarbonisation, climate resilience and affordability, with collaboration across housebuilders, policymakers, investors and suppliers essential to creating sustainable, resilient homes that deliver long-term value for communities.
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    Investment publications / strategy

    Asset Management: European Equities Quarterly Strategy - October 2026

    The third quarter of 2026 ultimately confirmed two trends that may appear contradictory. On the one hand, the European economy continued to prove more resilient than expected, with a gradual improvement in activity indicators, the initial materialisation of German fiscal support measures, and strengthening earnings momentum.
  • AI
    Blog

    AI jitters return

    AI-related fragility has returned, driven by financing concerns and leveraged neocloud companies. Yet strong hyperscaler balance sheets and recurring market rotations suggest it remains premature to call an inflection point.
  • St Pauls Cathedral with the Union Jack flag
    Insights

    What to do ahead of the 2026 Budget

    With Budget speculation intensifying ahead of 28 October, investors should avoid reacting to rumours alone, while reviewing potential tax planning opportunities around CGT, IHT, pensions, property and investment structures.
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - October 2026

    Investments linked to artificial intelligence continue to support global growth, but they are also contributing to a sustained rise in long-term interest rates. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s communication are maintaining a more fragile economic environment.
  • Above-head image of chairs in a boardroom
    Blog

    Debt and taxes

    Fiscal debates focus on debt and deficits, but government size may matter more. While debt shows little link to bond yields, higher taxes and spending can affect competitiveness, growth and economic efficiency.
  • A street in France
    Blog

    France: Fiscal pressure

    France’s political uncertainty and fiscal pressures have unsettled markets, widening bond spreads and weakening the euro. While risks remain elevated ahead of 2027 elections, France’s challenges stop short of a sovereign debt crisis.
  • Paintings of previous Rothschild family members
    Quarterly Letter

    Emotionally invested

    This Quarterly Letter explores how emotions and behavioural biases can undermine investment decisions. It highlights the importance of discipline, perspective and a clear long-term purpose in preserving and growing wealth through market uncertainty.
  • Table at the Entrepreneurs Netwroking Dinner
    Insights

    Entrepreneur Networking Dinner

    Rothschild & Co Wealth Management UK recently hosted an intimate networking dinner to encourage the conversations and connections that rarely happen in the day-to-day demands of building a business.
  • London telephone box
    Blog

    Is winter coming for the UK consumer?

    Despite recent resilience, UK consumers face mounting pressure from higher energy and food prices, potential tax rises and higher interest rates, all of which could weaken discretionary spending and economic activity this winter.
  • Image of flags
    Publications

    Geostrategic Signals: Financing Resilience

    The geostrategic context will continue to reshape the business environment, and the pace and complexity of events will only accelerate; for business leaders, that is now the norm.
  • Zoomed in image of a Rothschild & Co issued Bond.
    Market Perspective

    Bonds, ballots, and the elephant in the room

    Markets are navigating geopolitical uncertainty, shifting interest-rate expectations and the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence. Resilient economic activity, healthy corporate profitability and continued technology investment remain supportive, although higher oil prices, rising bond yields and political risks highlight the value of a measured, long-term investment approach.
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - September 2026

    Investments linked to artificial intelligence continue to support global growth, but they are also contributing to a sustained rise in long-term interest rates. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s communication are maintaining a more fragile economic environment.
  • espace et satellite
    Investment publications / strategy

    Back to the future

    In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken centre stage, fuelled by spectacular promises and applications that are now very much a reality. We have already noted on several occasions that this revolution is underpinned by less visible building blocks, such as strategic metals, data centres and electricity grids. Recent developments invite us to broaden that perspective even further.
  • Detail of a Moghal Empire Mohur gold coin dating from 1806, from a case of fifteen gold and silver coins collected from around the world to commemorate the ‘Waterloo’ commission undertaken by Nathan Mayer Rothschild (1777-1836) and his brothers. Nathan's London banking House, N M Rothschild, dealt in bullion and foreign exchange, and his business successes earned him the contract from the British Government to supply Wellington's troops with gold coin in 1814 and 1815, leading up to the Battle of Waterloo. To fulfil the contract, Nathan and his brothers successfully bought up gold bullion and coins from all over Europe and beyond.
    Insights

    Corporate cash: the decision

    Many business owners accumulate cash without a clear strategy. By separating operational, reserve and surplus capital, businesses can improve resilience, reduce concentration risk, manage tax considerations more effectively, and ensure excess cash supports longer-term business and personal objectives.
  • old traditional houses in Kyoto, Japan
    Blog

    Japan – beyond the carry trade

    Japan’s yen has weakened sharply, reviving concerns over carry-trade unwinding and global market volatility. Yet Japan’s stronger growth, rising wages, higher inflation, corporate reforms, and improving shareholder focus suggest a structural economic revival, though sustained profitability remains the key test.
  • Wheat field
    Insights

    From sowing to growing: cultivating value in regenerative agriculture

    With soil degradation threatening food security, regenerative agriculture offers proven solutions. Success depends on valuing nature, supporting farmers, empowering consumers, and aligning incentives across policymakers, businesses, investors and growers.
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - August 2026

    Investments linked to artificial intelligence continue to support global growth, but they are also contributing to a sustained rise in long-term interest rates. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s communication are maintaining a more fragile economic environment.
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