A curious split defined the week as Australian savers flocked to read-ups and calculators about Investment Retirement Accounts while equities, credit spreads, and currency markets barely twitched despite the swell in attention pouring through finance forums and broker dashboards. The divergence
Investors hunting for mispriced assets often find the clearest opportunities hiding in plain sight when a diversified company’s best parts are blended into an all-in-one multiple that pleases no one and obscures what matters most about cash flow, growth, and risk. DuPont’s decision to separate its
As inflation continues to erode purchasing power across Europe, the recent announcement of a 3.7% pension increase for German retirees in 2026 has sparked widespread debate about its adequacy in supporting an aging population amidst rising living costs. This adjustment, intended to provide relief,
In a year when private banks either clung to familiar playbooks or blinked under volatility, one Swiss player leaned into change with an unambiguous mandate to simplify, reduce risk, and get closer to clients who generate wealth across cycles and borders while expecting institutional-grade
In Kenya’s restless startup scene, growth often stalls not for lack of ideas but because risk-tolerant capital and credible operating support arrive too late or not at all, creating a chasm between promise and scale that traditional lending cannot bridge. That gap is where a different playbook has
In the fast-evolving private capital landscape of Southeast Asia, a compelling trend is emerging that could redefine how investment success is measured, as recent insights from a comprehensive report on women in private capital reveal that mixed-gender teams in both private equity (PE) and venture
