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    Strategy Blog

    Don't just do something, stand there

    The last 24 hours highlight the dangers of reactive investing. Despite market volatility from tariffs and trades, the S&P500 saw a major rally. Investors should remain cautious, sticking to their plans amid geopolitical uncertainties and market fluctuations.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Liberation Day - first thoughts

    President Trump's proposed tariffs could raise US rates from 2-3%, to over 20%, the highest level since the 1930's. The tariffs might raise around 2% of US GDP in revenue, potentially making the difference between growth and recession.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Quarterly Letter

    Looking to the long term

    Our view of the long term is indelibly shaped by our 200-year history as a business. In this Quarterly Letter, we re-emphasise what 'long term' means to us, and how it shapes our approach to wealth management and investing.
    • Helen Watson
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    Strategy Blog

    UK Spring Statement

    The UK's Spring Statement has minimal economic and financial impact. Global investment portfolios should remain unaffected. Only from 2028/9 does policy become more restrictive than it was, with welfare cuts and fiscal tightening.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Germany votes for growth

    Germany's Bundesrat has approved a substantial infrastructure and defense spending package, amounting to €1 trillion over 12 years, aimed at boosting economic growth, addressing infrastructure needs, and enhancing European defense capabilities.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    Global Advisory: Redburn Atlantic Review - March 2025

    Redburn Atlantic’s most recent Review explores investment in AI following the conclusion of the hype cycle, the possibility of new trade wars under the second Trump administration, the impact of social media on ecommerce, the rapid rise of Private Markets, ‘Super Tuscan’ Wines, and much more. 
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    Insights

    Growth Equity Update

    The Mansion House Initiative has ten of the UK’s largest pension providers committing 5% of ‘default’ funds from DC pensions to private assets by 2030, hoping to free up £75bn of growth financing. Ahead of the second anniversary of the Mansion House reforms we take a deep dive into funding conditions for UK private companies.
    • Patrick Wellington
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - March 2025

    President Donald Trump’s trade-war salvo, the largest act of American protectionism since the 1930s, combined with his foreign policy’s complete shift, are sending significant shockwaves through the global economy. Although the full impact of phenomenal uncertainty is a key unknown, inflation and growth dynamics might well evolve opposite to investor’s Goldilocks scenario.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
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    Strategy Blog

    Taking stock: a macro update

    Trade tensions and President Trumps policies have caused market volatility. With global stocks down 7%, investors remain cautious amid uncertainty, with defensive sectors outperforming cyclical ones. European markets show resilience.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Macro Scorecard

    National economic performance ranked: a macro scorecard

    Global economic performance varies widely, but perceptions often differ from reality. Our latest macro scorecard ranks major economies, offering an objective perspective on prosperity, durability, and fairness across 16 nations.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
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    Press releases

    Rothschild & Co hires Andrew Grant

    Rothschild & Co is pleased to announce that Andrew Grant is to join the firm as part of our Global Advisory business. He will be based in London.
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    Strategy Blog

    Germany election / Ukraine

    Germany faces political uncertainty as coalition negotiations unfold, but its European commitments remain intact. Meanwhile, market impact from President Trump’s Ukraine rhetoric appears limited, with European defence spending set to rise as expected.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Market Perspective

    Wait and see

    In this Market Perspective we examine President Trump’s economic policies, geopolitical risks, and market dynamics. As well as the potential impacts on global markets, trade relationships, and investment strategies.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    Growth Equity Update

    Optimism around the potential ability of new technologies driven by artificial intelligence to transform industries is driving the venture capital market forward. At the start of 2025 AI continues to dominate VC fundraising and at rapidly growing valuations. The FTSE Venture Capital Index is just 6% off its August 2021 highs and we are seeing a resurgence in interest in sectors like fintech and biotech. As one VC commentator has remarked. ’We are so back baby’.
    • Patrick Wellington
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    Strategy Blog

    Bundestagswahl 2025: The Grand Coalition?

    Germany’s election looms, with coalition uncertainty and economic stagnation key concerns. Market impact depends on global trade, policy shifts, fiscal decisions, and investor confidence amid political change.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - February 2025

    A trade conflict with the US’s closest economic partners might begin soon, and all indications are that these actions are a start to a widening trade war. The complete ramifications are unknown, yet the cost of uncertainty could be large and increases the risk of stagflation.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
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    Strategy Blog

    First world problems

    Major economies continue to grow, and debt remains manageable. Market fears of a debt spiral appear overstated, with policy flexibility and global demand for government bonds providing long-term financial stability and resilience.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Trump Tariffs

    The US has imposed new tariffs on key trade partners, prompting retaliation. While inflationary short-term, their broader economic impact remains uncertain. Policy shifts, negotiations, and consumer responses will shape long-term consequences for global trade and growth.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Week One: The Art of the Deal

    Trump has wasted little time getting his feet under the desk. His protectionist approach targets the trade deficit but risks inflation and supply chain disruptions. While the US holds negotiating leverage, lasting economic benefits remain uncertain.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    Answering professionals’ most pressing financial questions

    Professionals have a lot of questions about their finances and often do not have the time to manage them alone. In this article we wanted to discuss some of the questions we are asked most frequently and offer some guidance on the key factors you should consider.
    • Alex Williams
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    Strategy Blog

    Trump and the dollar

    President Trump wants a weaker dollar to 'Make America Great Again'. However, the current strong dollar reflects the US's economic strength and investor confidence. In this strategy blog we evaluate the reasons behind Trump's ideology.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    Growth Equity Update

    Venture Capital activity grew in 2024 for the first time since 2021 with Pitchbook estimating that global funding for VC backed firms increased by 5% yoy, from $349bn in 2023 to $368bn in 2024. In January’s update we make ten predictions for the growth equity market in 2025. Led by AI and associated industries we think the level of VC funding will grow again in 2025- not a bonanza but a year of solid growth.
    • Patrick Wellington
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    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - January 2025

    In 2024, global growth has remained stable and world trade has been recovering, while price pressures continued to ebb. Investors project that this resilience will continue in 2025, with inflation further converging towards central banks’ targets. However, this outlook masks significant differences across sectors and countries, and is surrounded by important uncertainties.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
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    Strategy Blog

    2024: Markets, Momentum and MAGA

    2024 saw friendly economics with falling interest rates. US stocks outperformed the rest of the world. Trump's imminent return influenced market sentiment. Bonds fluctuated amid interest rate changes, and the US dollar strengthened significantly.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Quarterly Letter

    Why wealth preservation matters

    We are often asked why we focus on wealth preservation. We know growth is important, but we also want to achieve this in a prudent way and avoid any irrecoverable losses on the way. In this Quarterly Letter, we discuss some of the ways we try to do that.
    • Helen Watson
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    Strategy Blog

    On the other hand...

    Brutal geopolitics and gentle economics passed this year like two ships in the night, with portfolios following in the wake of the latter. After healthy returns in 2024, we now look ahead to 2025 with unusually equivocal views on the big three assets.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Press releases

    Rothschild & Co appoints Patrick Eisenring as new CFO for its Swiss Wealth Management business

    Christian Bouet, CFO of Rothschild & Co’s Wealth and Asset Management, who has also been CFO of Rothschild & Co Bank AG for the past 11 years, is stepping down from his operational role in Switzerland and will join the Board of Directors of the bank in Switzerland. Patrick Eisenring, currently Finance Director Wealth Management Switzerland and International Subsidiaries, will take over as CFO as of 1 January 2025.
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    Insights

    Growth Equity Update

    In December’s edition we review the biggest deals in growth equity in 2024 on both sides of the Atlantic. A strong end to the year fuelled by AI deals meant our US Deal Monitor recorded 113 raises of $200m+ raising $82bn in 2024, well ahead of 2023’s $44bn. Europe started strongly and then faded. Our Deal Monitor shows a 2024 ytd total of $32.3bn modestly ahead of 2023 with Climate Tech, AI and software leading. Meanwhile Wall Street strategists anticipate a c10% rise in the S&P 500 in 2025.
    • Patrick Wellington
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    Insights

    Global Advisory: Redburn Atlantic Review - December 2024

    Redburn Atlantic’s most recent Review explores investment in AI following the conclusion of the hype cycle, the possibility of new trade wars under the second Trump administration, the impact of social media on ecommerce, the rapid rise of Private Markets, ‘Super Tuscan’ Wines, and much more. 
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    Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - December 2024

    While global growth has proved resilient to policy tightening, significant divergences have emerged across countries, and the outcome of the US election has increased the risks for that trend to amplify. Furthermore, by choosing not to act on any assumptions about what the incoming US administration might enact, combined with the long and variable lags of monetary policy, the Fed will struggle to contain the economic consequences of Donald Trump’s priorities.
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
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    Strategy Blog

    Politics

    We have just witnessed the collapse of the French government, the brief announcement of martial law in South Korea and a relaunch of the UK's new government. In this strategy blog we assess how this ongoing political change could affect the global economy.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Insights

    Why time in the market beats timing the market

    Financial markets are often volatile and can be hard to predict over the short term. However, staying invested over longer time periods can help minimise this volatility. In this article we explore how timing the market and getting it wrong can impact your wealth.
    • Hugh Billett
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    Insights

    Making an investment plan and sticking to it

    Emotions can be very persuasive, especially where money is concerned. In this article, we look at why some people have reservations about investing for the first time, or increasing the amount they have invested. We explain how creating and sticking to a plan can help.
    • Poppy Foster
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    Insights

    The Rothschilds and Manchester: a shared history

    The Rothschild family’s connection to Manchester stretches back to 1799. In this special article we explore the historic ties between the family and the city, and how Rothschild & Co continues to support innovation and entrepreneurship in Manchester to this day.
    • Peter Hindle
    • Lewis Treacy
  • Market Commentary

    Asset Management: Monthly Macro Insights - November 2024

    The outcome of the US election has increased the risks for the global economy, as trade wars and higher interest rates have the potential to derail the resilience of growth. Furthermore, regional divergences could widen as Europe and China will likely be facing a challenging environment, although policymakers have tools to mitigate the impact of Trump’s agenda
    • Marc-Antoine Collard
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