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  • New homes going on sale in London this weekend in Barnes, Aldgate, Woolwich, Kensington and Balham

    December 8, 2017

    New developments on the market this week Goodman’s Fields, Aldgate From £1.04m Walk to work from these new homes on the edge of the City where the final collection of one and two bedroom apartments has gone on sale. Situated in Cassia House, a 22-storey tower, there’s a two bedroom show apartment designed by Scott [...]

  • A short history of investing in gold – and what to expect for 2017

    December 8, 2017

      Gold is coveted by investors for its rarity. As a precious metal with limited supply, it is seen as a store of value when the real value of other assets, and currencies, can be manipulated. But fundamentally, its high worth is underpinned by its usefulness and attractiveness. Not only is it highly malleable but [...]

  • Investors not convinced by Electra Private Equity’s new strategy as the firm releases first results since booting its investment manager

    December 7, 2017

    Listed private equity firm Electra Private Equity said today that it had generated a strong return for shareholders and slashed management fees, in its first year-end results since showing its investment manager the door. Under the leadership of activist investor Edward Bramson earlier this year, Electra tore up its agreement with longstanding investment manager Electra [...]

  • Four investment myths on the rise

    December 7, 2017

      The world of investing constantly changes and that means yesterday’s wisdom can soon become today’s myths. Or in some cases, the story moves along and some investors haven’t quite kept up. Your own biases and assumption can pose a danger to wealth generation (you can test this at Schroders Income IQ). So here we [...]

  • Made in China? Xi Jinping could dethrone the nation’s counterfeit kings

    December 7, 2017

    Imitation might be the highest form of flattery, but that is of little comfort to the western businesses that suffer at the hands of China’s infamous copycat kings. From apps to caps, few products avoid the risk of spawning an illegitimate twin. All eyes are now on President Xi Jinping, as Chinese industry looks set [...]

  • The DIY pension: Tips for selecting your Sipp

    December 6, 2017

    Freedom has been the buzzword in the pensions world for years now, after the government decided to shake up the industry back in 2015. For many savers wanting to embrace their newfound freedom, a self-invested personal pension – or Sipp – is the perfect answer. Rather than relying on an insurance company to make investment [...]

  • Data is the fuel for AI, so let’s ensure we get the ethics right

    December 4, 2017

    Data is the propulsive energy behind the fourth industrial revolution – playing the same role as coal, oil and electricity did in the previous revolutions. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the new engine, just as the railways connected north and south, roads and cars connected our cities, and electrification lit up our homes and allowed domestic [...]

  • Shares in this FTSE-listed business Torotrak have just plummeted 48 per cent on failing to secure a refinancing

    December 1, 2017

    London-listed engineering business Torotrak has certainly taken a wrong turn somewhere, as its market cap was halved today upon the announcement that it had failed to secure a refinancing. Torotrak, which focuses on emissions reduction and fuel efficiency technology, said it had been “trying to secure a refinancing of the company to address its financial [...]

  • 14 years of investment returns: history’s lesson for investors

    November 30, 2017

    The stockmarket has provided the best returns among the major asset classes over the last 14 years. But the total profits belie wild fluctuations year by year. Such volatility can cause problems for those who need to draw down money from their investments at certain points of their lives. A sudden drop in the stock [...]

  • A stroke of genius: How to get a loan by securing against art

    November 30, 2017

      The world was stunned earlier this month when a 500-year-old Leonardo da Vinci painting smashed the world record by fetching $450m at auction. This figure might sound absurd, but understanding the multitude of factors that determine the value of art will remain a mystery to many of us. “Art is very personal,” says Freya [...]

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