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  • Cultivating an exceptional client service culture
    Insights

    Our culture, service and people

    We pride ourselves on our company culture, values and people at Rothschild & Co Wealth Management UK. Our business is built on the strength of our people and the relationships they have with clients, and we believe this sets us apart from other wealth managers.
    • Holly Jennings
  • Making the right investment choices
    Insights

    Making the best investment choices

    There are many ways you can grow and preserve your wealth by investing. In this article we discuss how to find an investment style that suits your outlook, examine both ‘top-down’ or ‘bottom-up’ investing strategies, and assess active and passive investing.
    • Morten Hemdorff, CFA
  • Image of the london skyline reflecting off of the Rothschild London office windows
    Insights

    How to choose a wealth manager

    Wealth can be easily lost if you are not prudent. A wealth manager can help you avoid this fate, but you need to be confident that you're making the right choice. In this article we outline the key questions to ask and how they can hep you meet your financial goals.
    • James Morrell
    • Alison Probert
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - June 2024

    Although the global economy is still experiencing the lagged effects of tighter monetary policy, business confidence has been improving over the past few months, suggesting positive momentum going into the second half of the year. Will central banks be a tailwind or a headwind?
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • Gaming for good
    Insights

    Gaming for good

    Our second Sustainability Sphere focused on the video games industry and considered how it can better drive positive social impact. Stakeholders asked how do we encourage people to play for the planet, rather than let the planet pay socially and environmentally?
    • Becky Orme
    • Laura Negus
  • How to invoke power of attorney
    Insights

    How to set up a power of attorney

    A power of attorney allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf and can be useful if your mental capabilities decrease, because of illness, accident or old age. In this article we explain how to set up a power of attorney and some key facts to be aware of.
    • Tom O'Keeffe
  • Illustration of deck chairs surrounded by coins
    Insights

    How much money do I need to retire?

    No two retirement plans look the same, but making sure you have enough money to achieve your goals is key. Use cashflow forecasting to plan for the future, ensure you can enjoy your golden years, and take steps to preserving your wealth.
    • Paul Lanigan
  • Close-up of Rothschild and Co skyscraper
    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - May 2024

    Recent monthly indicators suggest that the slowdown in global growth around the turn of the year has bottomed out. However, inflation outlook remains murky and the latest data have shaken investors’ confidence that significant monetary policy easing is in the offing.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • An illustration showing a globe, passport, calculator and a stack of coins
    Insights

    Abolishing 'non-dom' status - what you need to know

    The existing ‘non-dom’ tax regime will be abolished in April 2025. The impact on your finances depends on your existing status and how long you have held it, but non-doms should be reviewing their position now and forming a strategy for the future.
    • David Kilshaw
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    Insights

    Insights Issue 13: Spring Edition

    Delve into strategic portfolio construction, market insights, the rationale behind high-yield bonds, retirement planning, thematic investing, and more in Issue 13 of Mosaique Insights.
    • Laurent Gagnebin
  • Getty Image canvas painting
    Insights

    Understanding sustainability risks and opportunities

    Investing is not just about choosing companies that we expect to achieve success in the short term. It’s important to find businesses which can adapt to a changing world and are part of shaping the future. In this article we explore the risks and opportunities they face.
    • Daniel Drain
  • Should I form a trust?
    Insights

    Should I form a trust?

    Trusts can be an effective way to provide for your family while retaining control, but you must balance the advantages against the administrative and financial costs. In this article we examine the pros and cons of setting up a trust, and potential pitfalls to avoid.
    • David Kilshaw
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    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - April 2024

    Recent data suggest that inflation could prove persistently high for some time and limit the room for central bank easing. Despite this high-for-long path for policy stances, investors remain convinced it will not prove sufficient to derail global growth.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • Strategy Blog

    Are oil prices pushing inflation higher?

    Oil prices are up by a fifth since January, but should we be worried this will sustain higher inflation? We consider how demand may be firming up as the depressed manufacturing sector picks up, and the impact that could have on demand for raw inputs like oil.
    • Victor Balfour
  • Presidential thank you letter
    Quarterly Letter

    Navigating political noise

    More than 50 countries will hold an election in 2024, with more than 40% of the world’s population eligible to vote. We examine how elections can come to dominate our conversations and thinking, and how it pays to take a step back and consider the long-term view.
    • Helen Watson
  • Strategy Blog

    Rates round-up

    Democracy is said to be in crisis, but is that actually the case? And would it affect portfolios if it is? We outline why we think the global business cycle will likely remain the day-to-day driver of portfolios, regardless of what happens at the ballot box.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Investment Views

    The next generation's philanthropic shift

    The Next Generation represents a dynamic force, especially in the realm of philanthropy, where innovative approaches are essential for driving positive transformations. Find out what is next for philanthropy.
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    Private Market series

    Private debt as an alternative to bank financing

    Today, private debt has become a must-have alternative to bank loans for intermediate-size companies, and especially those interested in consolidating their market position and needing to use their cash to fund acquisitions.
    • Grégory Fradelizi
    • Edouard Veber
  • Strategy Blog

    Democracy and investing in 2024

    Democracy is said to be in crisis, but is that actually the case? And would it affect portfolios if it is? We outline why we think the global business cycle will likely remain the day-to-day driver of portfolios, regardless of what happens at the ballot box.
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - March 2024

    Global growth resilience expected in 2024 masks the continuation of sharp regional divergences. Although headline inflation in most G20 countries is projected to continue its normalisation, it is unlikely to be back to target before the end of 2025, and upside risks remain elevated. In fact, central banks may be forced to remain prudent to ensure that underlying inflationary pressures are durably contained.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • Strategy Blog

    UK Budget - no rabbit

    The UK Budget lacked any last-minute surprises, with no rabbit pulled from the fiscal hat during Jeremy Hunt's latest statement. In this blog we scrutinise the Office for Budgetary Responsibility's latest forecast and examine the wider economic outlook
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • A man debating wether to invest or save his cash
    Insights

    The outlook for cash

    Cash interest rates are expected to fall after rising in recent years, making the stock market a more enticing prospect. We examine the power of compounding, the volatility of the stock market and whether you should move your wealth from stocks to cash.
    • Poppy Foster
  • Strategy Blog

    Japan: partying like it's 1989

    Japan’s stock market is performing strongly, but we are unconvinced about the country’s long-term attractiveness. We believe the recent bounce in the Nikkei index is a sentiment or momentum driven story, and not one that yet reflects better fundamentals.
    • Victor Balfour
  • The outside wall of glass and steel of Rothschild & Co's New Court office in  London
    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - February 2024

    Regional divergence remained significant at the end of 2023. Although the impacts of high interest rates and the withdrawal of fiscal support are expected to weigh on growth in 2024, investors are keeping their sanguine outlook as they foresee fast interest rate cuts. Yet, resilient labour markets and renewed pressures on supply chains could require a tighter monetary policy stance than expected, upsetting investors’ high hopes.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • Strategy Blog

    Is the US election over before it even started?

    In selecting the next leader of the free world, voters in the United States face a decidedly uncompelling choice. We examine what a return to the White House for President Trump could mean for investors, and the outlook if President Biden remains in office.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Market Perspective

    Perspectives podcast: More of the same?

    2024 is set to be a year of record-breaking elections. But what else should investors be on the lookout for this year?
    • Laura Künlen
    • Victor Balfour
  • Image of two people walking through the office of Rothschild & Co with a white curtain in the background
    Insights

    Managing your cash safely after selling a business

    Selling a business is a life-changing moment, but entrepreneurs can find it difficult to adapt from receiving a regular salary to a one-off lump sum. Here’s how to manage your cash in a safe manner after a business.
    • Poppy Foster
  • Strategy Blog

    Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat

    While the US election is far from a foregone conclusion, opinion polls point towards to a change of leadership in the UK. However, setting any personal political sympathies aside, in what ways can a change of government affect investors and the wider economic picture?
    • Victor Balfour
  • Zoomed in image of some chairs in a Rothschild office meeting room
    Insights

    Choosing the right time to sell a business

    It can be difficult to for entrepreneurs to know when to sell a business. In this article we discuss how to find the right time to conduct a business sell, how to avoid the most common mistakes and examine the different sale options available to company owners.
    • Katharine Taylor
  • Image of a lady walking down some stairs inside the Rothschild offices
    Insights

    'Day one' cash - what should I do next?

    If you’ve received a large sum of money from the sale of a business, an inheritance or a sudden windfall, here are the options for your cash in the short term
    • Sophie Kilvert
  • Strategy Blog

    Bitcoin ETFs: a token gesture

    The US regulator has approved the first Bitcoin ETF, but will this move signal the end of the cryptocurrency ‘boom and bust’ cycle? We examine the changing role of crypto, and whether it should be considered a digital currency or an investment opportunity.
    • Victor Balfour
  • New Court
    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - January 2024

    Global financial conditions have eased based on confidence that inflation will fall further and central banks will ease their monetary policies without a significant fall in economic activity. This wave of optimism has been boosted by the resilience of the US economy and the surprising shift in the Federal Reserve’s communication. Is the US the canary in the coal mine?
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • Oil paint on a canvas
    Quarterly Letter

    The art of building strong relationships

    At the start of a new year it’s natural to think about our hopes and ambitions, but very few goals will be achievable without help and support from others. In this Quarterly Letter we discuss how and why we seek to build strong relationships.
    • Helen Watson
  • Strategy Blog

    2023: it was the best of times, it was the worst of times

    Fading inflation, a recovery in asset prices and renewed economic growth ensured 2023 was a much better year for most investors than 2022. We examine the trends and stories that most affected investors last year, and give our outlook for the coming 12 months.
    • Victor Balfour
  • A zoomed in area of a euro bank note
    Market Perspective

    Economic crisis and resolution

    With elections in the US and UK on the horizon, plus the risk of recession, there are many reasons for investors to stay out of the market. But by waiting to board the train, do investors risk missing it altogether?
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - December 2023

    Economic growth in advanced economies has been very weak in Q3-23, but the US was the notable exception, giving the impression the global economy remained resilient. Are we on a path of ‘immaculate disinflation’, or is the fall in inflation increasingly the reflection of a deteriorating economy?
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
  • podcast
    Market Perspective

    Perspectives podcast: Too good to be true?

    How is the economy faring? How can we experience both falling inflation and improved growth? And are we at the end of the interest rate cycle?
    • Laura Künlen
    • Victor Balfour
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