Knowledge and Insight

Rathbones is delighted to be working in partnership with Civil Society Media as overall awards partner of the 2019 Charity Awards. The awards celebrate leadership, good governance, innovation and excellence. As investment managers, we do everything we can to support the work that the third sector does and promoting best practice is an important part of our relationship with charities.  The Charity Awards provide charities of all shapes and sizes with a window to showcase their efforts and the impact they have made.

Economists forecast that India will become the world’s second-largest economy by 2050. Here we examine some of the seismic reforms that are helping to transform this country of 1.3 billion people beyond recognition. 

As the nation and the world prepared to commemorate a hundred years since the end of the First World War, on 7 November bestselling author Sebastian Faulks and former war correspondent Andrea Catherwood joined Rathbones clients and staff to discuss their own experiences and thoughts on telling the stories of war.

In this edition of Rathbones Review we take a closer look at India’s ongoing transformation and the radical reforms that are fuelling change. 

Rathbones has partnered with Jazz FM to bring you close to the music and artists with exclusive performances by the best acts in jazz.

A summary of our research report highlighting why younger generations will have to work more, save more or spend less

To help us filter out the day-to-day nonsense and make sense of how Brexit could develop over the coming year, we’ve created a simple decision tree.

At Rathbones, we take a multi-asset approach to investing, which provides us with the flexibility to meet individual needs. In order to construct portfolios effectively and manage risk, we divide assets into three building blocks, which play different roles – liquidity (mostly safe-haven government bonds and cash), equity-type (such as shares, corporate bonds and emerging market debt) and diversifiers.

Why younger generations will have to work more, save more or spend less