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Johnson Matthey (JM) is a global chemicals company and leader of sustainable technology. Its aim is to use science to research, develop and deliver technologies to help build a cleaner world, make a…
Supporting our clients often goes well beyond simply managing their investment portfolio. After all, one’s savings can be the axis around which our lives are based so more often than not one’s…
Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs) share similarities to mortgage backed securities that we know caused significant financial and economic challenges during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
As part of our focus on providing a high quality, personalised investment service, we look to support our investment managers in their decision making when it comes to constructing client portfolios.
Another word for duration could be the average life of a bond. Most bonds pay annual or semi-annual coupons and have a redemption date. So whilst a bond maturing in three years and with a £5 annual…
There have been many financial, social and political crises and wars over the years, including in the 1950s, ‘60s and to a lesser extent the ‘70s, when some appalling flu epidemics struck the Western…
Previously a sprawling healthcare conglomerate, Cooper Companies has now found its focus within the speciality contact lens and women’s healthcare markets.
Ferrari is an ultra-luxury car manufacturer with an iconic brand packed full of racing pedigree.
CRH is a leading global manufacturer and distributor of construction materials.
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Head of research, John Royden looks at a bellwether stock in his quest to determine when normality returns.
JM Finn are delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Rowe-Ham as an investment manager based in their London office.
John Royden, Head of Research at JM Finn looks at how the UK’s trade deal negotiations might be impacted by increased tensions between the US and China
The weather is getting nicer and although we can’t enjoy pub gardens (yet), I am still craving a good G&T.
February and March saw torrential downpours, April scattered showers and May blistering sunshine; the British weather appears to have correlated remarkably well with the mood of the markets in 2020…
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