Tedious testimony (but it’s better than Brexit)
Posted by: Paul Donovan
A look back over the Paris Fintech Forum 2019
Over the last few years, the Group has developed a strong relationship with start-ups, and specifically Fintechs, based on four pillars: co-creating, accelerating, banking and investing .
Who’s afraid of the big, bad balance sheet?
Quantitative policy is not new.
It’s also about the stock market, stupid.
Those of a certain age will recall the bitterly contested 1992 US presidential election that pitted incumbent George H. W. Bush against Bill Clinton, the Democratic challenger from Arkansas.
Tedious testimony (but it’s better than Brexit)
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Tedious testimony (but it’s better than Brexit)
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Don’t get carried away with sterling’s rally
Sterling rallied on Tuesday after UK Prime Minister Theresa May presented Parliament with a new timetable that will give MPs the opportunity to prevent a no-deal Brexit on 29 March.
Who’s afraid of the big, bad balance sheet?
Quantitative policy is not new.
Who’s afraid of the big, bad balance sheet?
Quantitative policy is not new.
An underappreciated aspect of asset allocation for business owners
I recently blogged about the similarities between athletes and business owners as they pertain to investing around a large, concentrated position, and briefly concluded that an all-or-nothing approach (i.e., a muni/private business barbell or ignoring the concentrated position completely) is likely suboptimal.