Posts tagged as risk

27 May 2010
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CGT at 40% without reliefs?

Our post on likely CGT changes played down the chance of a jump in the rate with no benefit of taper or inflation reliefs but the Tory right fear the worst.

read more Commentary by Stuart Fowler
15 Feb 2010

Academic endorsement for our use of Index Linked Gilts

My Feedback article in today’s FT explains what risk levels people actually choose when told the truth about equity risk but also about what it costs to avoid it. The evidence comes from our clients’ choices when working with an academically-endorsed approach FTfm editor Pauline Skypala thinks the industry conspires not to tell you about. We do.

read more Commentary by Stuart Fowler
22 Jan 2010

Is your manager doing a good job?

We use No Monkey Business portfolio examples and their actual returns to illustrate what information private clients need and how they should use it.

read more Insights by Stuart Fowler
14 Dec 2009

FT on better ways to manage risk

Today’s FTfm section in the Financial Times carries an article by Stuart Fowler on outcomes driven investing.

read more News by Amanda Cleaver
11 Dec 2009

Drawdown Master Class

In anticipation of an article in FTfm placing our investment approach in the context of the application of ‘liability-driven’ investing to private wealth, we are posting this master class on drawing down capital in retirement.

read more Commentary by Stuart Fowler
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