In this episode, Investment Managers Grant Paterson and Simon Scott-White, discuss the current technological revolution. They explore the advancements of technology since the last tech revolution in the 2000s, our adaptation to it and the multitude of benefits it has offered both in terms of efficiency, the environment and market returns.

In this episode, Erica Whyte, Spokesperson and Head of Content Strategy and Rob Morgan, Spokesperson and Chief Analyst, break down the usual myths of investing. Together they discuss the pros and cons of cash, the natural up and down cycle of the market and how being a small investor is not a disadvantage.

In this episode, Chief Global Strategist, John Redwood and Chief Investment Officer, Jon Cunliffe discuss the role and support of global central banks and the ongoing battle between the Federal Reserve and the markets. Together they discuss the factors of inflation, unemployment and the speed of vaccinating populations in determining the outcome for global economies moving forward and out of the pandemic.

In this episode, Financial Planners Emma Hammond and Simon Davis discuss the common questions and themes around tax which appear on an annual basis. Together they explore the various tax opportunities you can make the most of, tips for acting fast and answer the burning question of why to bother using your tax allowances at all? With features of tax likely to change as a result of the pandemic and the human affliction of leaving things almost too late, Simon and Emma provide direction to ensure you are as tax efficient as can be in 2021.

In this episode, Investment Managers Giles McKean and Emma Foden-Pattinson discuss with Garry White the ways in which the green revolution is gathering pace. With the effects of Covid-19 unifying the world into the idea our lives can be turned upside down, it has emphasised the opportunity of working together to achieve a greener common goal. Combined with the election of Joe Biden and global fiscal stimulation and commitment in this area, the green revolution is only just beginning.

Garry White talks to John Redwood, Charles Stanley’s Chief Global Economist, about Donald Trump’s refusal to accept the result of the US presidential election – and what it means for Joe Biden.

On this episode, Grant Paterson, Mark Ireland & David Cowie, all Investment Managers from our Edinburgh office, explore the outlook of Sterling. They look to the theory behind currency movements, the contributing factors which affect the value of currency and how Brexit and Coronavirus are having an effect on the value of the pound today.

On this episode, Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator, John Redwood, Chief Global Strategist and Anna Appleton-Cole, Director of Private Client Development discuss the upcoming US presidential election, its political significance and the impact this will have for investors. Whilst Biden may be currently ahead in the polls, with over 2 months until the election neither a Democratic nor Republican presidency should be dismissed.

On this episode, Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator and Will Dobbs one of our Investment Managers discuss one of the most significant investment trends of today, globalisation. Whilst the last century was defined by globalisation through global supply chains and cheaper trade, Garry & Will explore how both the Coronavirus pandemic and Brexit have and will affect the current de-globalisation mantra of this century.

On this episode, Mark Ireland, David Cowie and Grant Paterson, Investment Managers from our Edinburgh branch tackle the mythical beast of inflation discussing quantitative easing, hyper-inflation and how it all comes down to the level of supply and demand.