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Global equities fell by 2.2% in October (USD terms), while global government bond returns declined by 1.2% (USD, hedged terms). Key themes included: Stock markets retreat as government bond yields surge; Economic resilience persists, with inflation modestly above target in most regions; Geopolitical risk intensifies in the Middle East, Ukraine and Taiwan.

In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, financial markets are feeling the weight of numerous global challenges. In our interview with Wealth Management Switzerland's CIO, Dr. Carlos Mejia, we explore the shared concerns voiced by clients across Europe, from the impacts of the upcoming U.S. presidential election to the economic uncertainties in China and Europe.

Senior hire strengthens the firm’s global equities business and further expands the Global Advisory business in Europe.

This issue of Insights centres on the U.S. in light of its upcoming elections, featuring insights from our Chief Investment Officer and analyses from our Global Investment Strategist and Fixed Income team. We also share findings from a recent U.S. road trip, explore the potential of robotics, and discuss the evolving U.S.-Swiss relationship.

We are now entering the final act of this dramatic 60th presidential election. The polls are too close to call, yet the candidates’ positions could hardly be more polarised. In this election essay we examine the potential economic repercussions of the upcoming vote.

In October’s edition, we look at the details of OpenAI’s recent $6.6bn raise, who invested and who didn’t, at the financials and at the state of OpenAI as its mission shifts awy from capped profit status. Meanwhile global VC fundraising in Q3 was twice the level of Q1 and September was a robust month for VC backed company raises on both sides of the Atlantic.

The global economy grapples with a faltering goods sector and higher geopolitical risks. Nonetheless, investors remain confident that an accelerated policy easing would interact with supportive financial conditions to safeguard the resilience of the global economy, especially since China recently announced a coordinated set of monetary and fiscal measures.

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.

Global equities moved higher by 2.3% in September (USD terms), while global government bonds returned 1.1% (USD, hedged terms).

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.

Within 50 years there may not be enough soil left to grow food to feed the world, and more than half of the world’s agricultural land has already degraded. In our third Sustainability Sphere we asked how companies and individuals can address these challenges.

Redburn Atlantic’s latest Review examines the transformative impact of innovation, including the rapid growth of digital platforms and the future of the chip industry. It also covers the economic implications of housing in the UK, the issues of overtourism, the status of British grammar schools, and offers insights into the NHS, equity markets, and more.​