Global Advisory: Rothschild & Co Redburn Review - June 2025
What can Oasis' reunion teach us about UK capital markets? Could an century old invention be the answer to the UK's carbon capture requirements? Are China’s new export restrictions on rare earth elements adding to the geopolitical fragility of the EV supply chain?
Rothschild & Co Redburn Research explores all these issues, and more, in its quarterly Redburn Review.
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The unseen economy: Powering civilisation sustainably
Insights
Rothschild & Co Wealth Management hosted Ed Conway and Fiona Howarth to explore how six key materials - sand, salt, iron, copper, oil, and lithium - underpin sustainability, and the global transition to cleaner energy.
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How to prepare the next generation for wealth
Insights
No parent wants to pass on wealth to their children and watch them fritter it away. Here’s how to give your family the best chance in life while ensuring your wealth is protected for generations to come.
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CIO Lens: When the world moves fast, stay grounded
CIO Lens
Markets have remained relatively calm despite the recent escalation in geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran.
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Growth Equity Update
Insights
Fall if you will, but rise you must. James Joyce. This is the latest Growth Equity Update from Patrick Wellington, Vice-Chairman of Equity Advisory. Growth Equity is seeing some signs of valuation picking up while activity levels are strong In the US ytd 178 growth equity raises of $100m+ have garnered $90bn which compares with c80 IPOs raising $11.8bn.
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Political investment or investment policy?
Investment Strategy
Since the end of World War II, the ties between political decisions, economics and financial markets have become central to the dynamics that shape our societies: this interdependence can clearly be witnessed through the multiple, complex and complementary mechanisms at work.
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Growth Equity Update
Insights
Not all AI. The strength of VC funding growth (up 3x ytd in the US, up 20% In Europe) is led by AI but it’s not the whole story. To the end of April funding for ‘non-AI’ companies is up 67% yoy in the US and 14% in Europe. Software, biotech and fintech are all prominent – we look at what’s driving this.