The latest insights, views and industry news from Arbuthnot Latham.
2024 was the year of elections, with around 50% of the global population heading to the polls. For 2025, we’re on policy watch. As world leaders take office with mandates to govern, we’ll start to see their policies in action.
Over recent weeks, there has been a lot of news coverage surrounding the spike in UK gilt yields. We look at the causes of the increase in UK borrowing costs and address any concerns.
Find out why the US market has rallied on Trump's election win. And what it means for the rest of the world.
In a race that remained on a knife edge right up until polling day, Donald Trump has been re-elected for a historic second presidency. What might this mean for markets?
With the US election too close to call, we look at some of the key economic policies from both candidates, their potential impact on the markets, and how we approach our investment decisions.
A few simple steps could support your long-term financial goals and prepare you, regardless of what happens in the Autumn Budget.
US and Chinese monetary policy decisions sparked some lively market activity in September.
We explore what high-net-worth individuals and businesses can expect from the upcoming Budget, based on known proposals and the political environment.
July was a volatile month for markets. In the US, we saw a major rotation from this year’s outperforming tech sector into smaller companies.
On the dawn of a new political era in the UK, we explore what a Labour victory means for the markets, tax, and your financial planning.
In recent years, fluctuating interest rates have significantly influenced the real estate market, affecting everything from property values to investment returns. Understanding these impacts is crucial for investors, developers, and financial advisors navigating this volatile landscape.
Each quarter, our Investment Committee dives into the global economic data to assess the performance of Arbuthnot Latham Investment Management’s (ALIM) portfolios and plot a path for the months ahead.