Headed up by our Chief Investment Officer, Richard Flax, our asset allocation team monitor the markets on your behalf, analysing market movements against the long-term goals of your portfolio, helping you stay one step ahead.
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Monitoring the markets on your behalf, our Asset Allocation Team help you stay one step ahead. Here, Chief Investment Officer Richard Flax explains how portfolios are prepared to navigate uncertainty in 2019.
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Financial markets are having a tough time navigating this landscape of short-term uncertainty as we move into 2019, and this has translated into a pick-up in volatility
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Moneyfarm’s review of 2018
Here’s Moneyfarm’s 2018 Review, which runs through the biggest themes the Investment Team have been monitoring when managing your investment portfolios during 2018.
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There’s still one more significant monetary policy event in the calendar – the US Fed interest rate announcement on 19 December. Fed meetings can be a big deal, and we think this one might be a bit more significant than usual.
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Whilst equity markets felt the pressure in October, the US earnings season unveiled a solid backdrop. Does this mean US equity is now going cheap?
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You’ve probably noticed a recent pick-up in market volatility, sparked by increasing economic uncertainty and geopolitical risk. Headed up by our Chief Investment Officer, Richard Flax, our asset allocation team monitor the markets on your behalf, analysing market movements against the long-term goals of your portfolio, helping you stay one step ahead.
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July was reporting season for the technology giants. Chief Investment Officer, Richard Flax, examines the winners and losers and what we can expect in the coming months. Closer to home Brexit negotiations are coming to a head, and the uncertain outcome is having a negative impact on UK assets. Find out more
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The US earnings season is in full swing, and an interesting picture is emerging. The biggest movements have been in the tech sectors so far, as some of the FAANG giants try to reset market expectations.