Opinion
At the start of 2019, we saw a rally in risk assets thanks to the fact that investors have been focused on the more dovish signals coming from the central banks rather than on the weakening growth trend.
In our article of October 2018, we described the country’s history, the fighting spirit and the nation’s pragmatism to support the argument that a Brexit deal, or no deal, would not be an issue over the medium/longer
M&A activity is off to a strong start thus far in 2019, and we are finding attractive opportunities to deploy capital including the below newly announced transactions:
U.S. stocks gained in February extending the best January rally since 1987, and the best first two month return since 1991.
The total assets under management of the Mexican Pension Funds, AFOREs, reached 179.274 million dollars in January 2019, of which 10.774 million dollars belong to structured investments in just over 100 instruments, t
A decade ago, during the financial crisis of 2008-2009, more than 5.5 million Americans were unable to pay their car loan instalments and were more than 90 days late with their payments.
December’s market volatility created opportunities which contributed to January’s results, particularly on spreads that narrowed (including several which closed):
U.S. stocks started 2019 with the best January since 1987 and the best monthly gain since 2015. This sets up 2019 for a positive annual return based on historical data since 1936.
Birth of the Fed Put A put, is an option that increases in value when the underlying security’s price falls below a certain level. One of its most common usages is to protect a portfolio against a ma
The assets under management of the Mexican Pension funds, or Afores, expressed in dollars grew 149%, when the assets passed from 67.771 to 168.583 billion dollars between December 2008 and December 2018.