NEBA Private Clients strengthens leadership with new partner appointments

September began with markets showing a familiar pattern of concern, similar to what occurred in August. Investors were troubled by the struggling US labour market and the high valuations of certain technology stocks. Both the S&P

In the short week following the late summer bank holiday, it felt like a throwback to the 1990s, with the Labour Party’s tax plans and Britpop band Oasis in the headlines. The Government is considering a

A recent statement by US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has sparked a broad rally across risk assets. Powell’s comment, delivered at a central bankers’ symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, highlighted a shift in the Fed’s

NEBA Private Clients, a division of Team PLC, has expanded its leadership by appointing Ben Stubberfield, Ciprian Bratu, and Craig Penketh as Partners. Operating from key offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, South Africa, Malaysia, and Singapore,

Three weeks ago, financial markets were riding high, with record-breaking share indices, but recent trading sessions have seen sudden, chaotic declines. Investors, once eager for interest rate cuts, now appear indifferent despite their impending abundance. On

TEAM Plc announced the appointment of three key individuals to NEBA Private Clients, marking an important development in the firm’s growth. This step represents a strategic move to enhance NEBA’s global expertise and strengthen its ability

Just a few weeks ago, financial markets were enjoying record highs, but recent trading sessions have seen dramatic and chaotic shifts. Investors, who were eagerly anticipating interest rate cuts, now seem largely indifferent as these cuts

A recent paper by the GMO team compares the ten largest global companies today with those from 2000 from a fundamental perspective. There are notable parallels between the current AI boom and the TMT (Technology, Media,

A recent summer survey by Deutsche Bank explored what fund managers foresee happening to various US market and economic variables if there is a Republican victory in both the presidential race and control of Congress. This

Volatility returned this week with a noticeable shift from AI-related tech stocks, the post-pandemic winners, to smaller-cap and value companies. This marked the third best week for small cap outperformance against the S&P 500 since 2000.

In a bustling week for news, stocks climbed higher as a positive US inflation report suggested that the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates sooner than anticipated. The blue-chip S&P 500 index rose by 1.1%, achieving

Global financial markets maintained momentum, with the MSCI World All Country Equity Index rising by 2.5% in the second quarter. A consistent theme in the post-pandemic cycle has been the US outperforming the rest of the

Halfway through the year, markets have been significantly influenced by US technology stocks. The Nasdaq 100 index climbed 17%, primarily due to its major constituents being linked to artificial intelligence and semiconductors. These sectors are benefiting

Nvidia Corp became the world’s most valuable company last week, surpassing $3 trillion club members, Microsoft and Apple. The chipmaker, focused on AI, saw a remarkable 700% surge in its share price since the launch of

This year’s rally in risk assets is breaking the resolve of Wall Street strategists, who have remained steadfastly bearish on the prospects for S&P gains in 2024 until now. So far in June, strategists have lifted

Recent US inflation data has once again sparked excitement on Wall Street, prompting hyper-sensitive markets to reassess the likely path for interest rates over the remainder of 2024 and 2025. Many believe that the battle against

Global financial markets are experiencing sustained momentum, with major US equity indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq reaching new all-time highs. However, leadership in these indices remains highly concentrated. The equal-weighted S&P 500,