Rothschild & Co's Wealth Management division wins at the WealthBriefing Swiss Awards 2022
Rothschild & Co, Wealth Management has won the Swiss Private Bank award in the category HNW Team (International Clients) at the WealthBriefing Swiss Awards.
About the awards
WealthBriefing is a leading global network of daily newswires for the wealth and private asset management communities. The awards, now in their ninth year, are designed to honour outstanding performance and standards in the private client industry during the last 12 months and are judged by a high-calibre panel of trusted advisers and industry experts.
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Monthly Market Summary: September 2022
Insights
In September, concerns of a global recession and monetary tightening hit capital markets hard: both global equities and global government bonds declined as the Fed and the ECB continued their tightening cycle.
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Rothschild & Co hires Sang Shin as Managing Director in North America
Appointments
Senior hire enhances the firm’s Media & Telecom team in New York and further expands the Global Advisory business in North America.
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Quarterly Letter - Navigating challenging investment seas
Investment / strategy
Plain sailing. Batten down the hatches. Strong headwinds. When describing markets, it's common to call upon maritime metaphors to convey uncertainty. In the current economic landscape, we find ourselves reaching for them again.
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Nick Bossart joins Rothschild & Co as Head of Global Advisory, Switzerland
Appointments
In his role, Mr Bossart will apply his advisory experience to clients in Switzerland and bring Rothschild & Co’s global platform to them.
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Strategy blog: Interest rates - are we nearly there yet?
Insights
At different paces, and with varying displays of conviction and credibility, western central banks are continuing to raise interest rates, closing the stable door ever more firmly as the inflation horse canters merrily on the horizon. As we write, the rates priced into the money markets suggest that US, eurozone and UK policy rates will peak at 4.6%, 2.9% and 4.9% respectively, and will do so during 2023. Swiss rates are expected to peak at 2.2%, during 2024.
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Strategy blog: Sterling
Insights
Sterling has fallen further after the UK's "fiscal event", making higher interest rates even more likely. However, its all-round weakness is being overstated, as is the threat to the UK government's creditworthiness.