Gary Tiernan, managing partner at Singapore multi-family office Golden Equator told AsianInvestor, “Unfortunately, there is a long history of investors losing money with firms like Madoff, Long-Term …

According to world Bank Data, Italy is the 8^th largest economy in the world and the 3rd largest economy in the Eurozone after the British decided to leave the EU.

Every time a cryptocurrency bubble bursts, another one grows to supplant it. According to a recent note from investment manager Man Group, these peaks and troughs will ultimately fade, giving way to a stable, and eventually legitimate digital asset.

As Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies gain more and more media coverage, investors who have never been involved in crypto are increasingly asking the question of whether cryptocurrencies could provide meaningful portfolio diversification to the traditional old fashioned portfolio asset allocation.

As stewards of capital and investment portfolios, the most important question fund managers face today is whether the 40-year trend of disinflation is ending in 2021?

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended economies and societies across the world, but it may have inadvertently provided Europe with a shot in the arm. The EU’s planned issue of EUR750 billion in bonds to fund its post-pandemic recovery is a timely reminder that the continent should not be written off as a political union, or an investment destination.