Analysis: Should investors care about the US election?
As the US presidential election gets ever closer, investors are warned to strap in for a bumpy ride
As the US presidential election gets ever closer, investors are warned to strap in for a bumpy ride
Coombs outlined the challenges and the assets that could do well
Predicted ‘Blue Wave’ yet to materialise as Trump rocks the boat by prematurely declaring victory
St James’s Place, Neptune and Aviva Investors are among asset managers with £657.7m ($869m, €744m) in three companies connected with US detention camps holding immigrants and their children.
The strengthening US dollar has resulted in tactical changes to client portfolios, according to Mark Haefele, Zurich-based group managing director and global chief investment officer.
Blackrock has blamed index tracking products for its large stake in a contractor involved in child detention centres in the US, while Vanguard, along with several active investors, has been silent on its exposure to the political controversy.
A reprieve for US expats caught up in changes to overseas corporation tax “opens the door” toward a residency-based taxation, claims Washington-based campaign group American Citizens Abroad.
American expats caught in a “ridiculous” tax aimed at US corporates have been granted a one-year reprieve.
UK advisers turned to US funds in April as corporates got to work spending the savings from president Donald Trump’s tax reform.
Fidelity Special Situations fund manager Alex Wright has increased his allocation to defense companies in a move set to exploit Donald Trump’s significant increase in his military budget announced in Q1, as the US attempts to create a more lethal Joint Force.
Individuals caught up in Trump’s ‘Apple Tax’ could soon have a solution, according to one Europe-based US expat adviser.
A US tax aimed at multi-nationals hoarding cash offshore is forcing clients to consider insolvency.