Perspectives podcast: A conversation with our CEO
Every CEO has a starting point in their career.
In the latest episode of our Perspectives podcast, Laura Künlen and Laurent Gagnebin, CEO of Rothschild & Co Bank AG, delve into his career journey, the motivations behind Rothschild & Co's delisting, the significance of loyalty in shaping a firm's culture, and the parallels between the worlds of finance and music.
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Female founders share the secrets to their success
Entrepreneurs
We know that every entrepreneurial journey is different, but there are lessons that all founders can learn from each other. In this series of video interviews, we asked the founders of three successful companies to share their experiences and offer practical advice.
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Stimulus revives risk appetite
Monthly Market Summary
Global equities moved higher by 2.3% in September (USD terms), while global government bonds returned 1.1% (USD, hedged terms).
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Politics and portfolios
Strategy Blog
Spreading conflict in the Middle East is alarming, particularly when viewed alongside other ongoing geopolitical challenges. While there are no infallible guides to how global markets will respond, in this blog we discuss some of the potential economic consequences.
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China: down, but not out
Strategy Blog
It seems enough is enough for Beijing’s policymakers. After a series of half measures in recent years, the government and central bank have announced with a multi-pronged attempt to stimulate the market and revive the sluggish economy. We examine the outlook for China.
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The importance of experimentation
Quarterly Letter
Adapting to change isn't easy. It requires a willingness to experiment, get things wrong and reflect honestly about how to improve. In this Quarterly Letter, we explore the importance of experimentation, and how looking back helps us to get better at looking forward.
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Fed surprise: insurance, not fire-fighting
Perspectives podcast
Monetary policy has taken centre stage with the Federal Reserve's much-anticipated decision to cut interest rates. What does this mean for the broader economic outlook, and could it signal the beginning of a recessionary easing cycle?