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In the media

Fund manager Will McIntosh-Whyte and deputy head of ethical, sustainable and impact research Kate Elliot chats with Proactive Investor’s Katie Pilbeam as to why our newly launched sustainable multi-asset range stands out from the crowd.

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18 October 2021

Review of the week: Tug-of-war

Investors grapple with change as inflation rides higher and economic growth bounces back. Central bankers must come to terms with the new environment as well or risk making bad decisions.

Review of the week: Furlough’s end

Arguably the greatest welfare programme in UK history has come to an end. That should bring clarity to labour markets and free up workers for more resilient businesses.

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28 September 2021

Quarterly Investment Update - From great to merely good: is…

The recovery has come off the boil, but we think it will continue supporting the markets.

27 September 2021

Review of the week: The price of money

Higher inflation is starting to leak into central bankers’ plans for interest rate hikes and ‘tapering’ of QE. Meanwhile, the UK suffers an energy crisis as the COP26 climate summit approaches.

Planet Papers 7: Good COP, bad COP

23 September 2021

Planet Papers 7: Good COP, bad COP

A guide to human efforts to tackle climate change.

Child running with backpack

13 September 2021

Review of the week: Breathing space

The children have returned to classes and the adults seem to be drifting back to the office. The pandemic still looms large though, affecting travel, spending and taxes.

6 September 2021

Review of the week: Are labour markets working?

Labour markets are struggling to get to grips with new post-pandemic supply and demand dynamics. Meanwhile, tighter scrutiny is increasing tech companies’ costs of doing business.

Rathbone Greenbank Global Sustainability share class…

We have recently introduced a new power in the fund that allows us to move shareholders into a share class with lower fees where we believe it to be in the shareholders’ best interests.

Recovery rolls on, belying rocky times

Earnings are booming in the West as the recovery rolls on despite investor nervousness.

It’s not time to reduce equities but look for inflation…

We expect inflation to start to fade in the second half of the year, allowing central bankers to keep their foot on the accelerator with loose monetary policy.

Review of the week: Red dawn

China reminds everyone that communists like to meddle in markets. Meanwhile earnings are booming in the West as the recovery rolls on despite investor nervousness.

Runaway prices are unlikely but the outlook is uncertain

Indicators of a strong post-COVID recovery keep coming out of the US and other major developed economies, but upside data surprises have brought with them concerns of persistent high inflation.