Brexit

'Investor reaction seems measured rather than panicky'

Would allow for 'smoother transition'

6% increase year-on-year

HNWs across the globe surveyed by ComPeer

UK "sat on its own" at negotiating table

Sterling's weakness after the Brexit vote should be seen in the context of longer-term concern regarding the UK's current account deficit, writes EFG Asset Management chief economist Daniel Murray.

PM May's success in sticking to timetable

2016 is likely to be remembered as a year when Western democracies took a surprising step towards the populist right with voters embracing political messages that included promises to roll back some of the effects of globalisation and towards fiscal stimulus,...

We have seen a seismic shift in the political and investment landscape. From Brexit to President Trump, to the return of inflation and the trough in bond yields, the accepted order in the aftermath of the financial crisis is being challenged, writes Jamie...