Knowledge and Insight

What does political risk in the eurozone really mean?

Regina, the RWLC mascot, has been travelling the world in the lead up to the Rathbones World Cup in July. Visiting wineries in France and beaches in Antigua, see where she has been and win your own.

Didn’t know there was a world cup this summer in the UK? Three champion athletes introduce the FIL Rathbones Lacrosse Women’s World Cup and speak from experience about how any prestigious tournament inspires players, viewers and the next generation of sports stars.

The history of currency unions can tell us much about the outlook for the euro.

A century on since the Russian Revolution, we take a look over Russia’s recent history and ask the question why this emerging economy has seemingly spurned opportunities to embrace freedom time and time again.

Ed Smith, Rathbones asset allocation strategist, spoke at ‘Brexit and 100 days of Trump’, an event in our Liverpool office on 3 May. Here is a summary of Eds presentation.

Rathbones’ charity team is delighted to have sponsored the production of Financial governance: a gentle guide for the non-financial charity trustee, authored by Dorothy Dalton and jointly published with the Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO).

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we explain the regulations and practices that govern how we deal with clients who are affected by dementia and other conditions that affect mental capacity.

The world is experiencing a period of rising inflation. A rebound in oil prices has helped after dragging down UK consumer price inflation into negative territory briefly in the second half of 2015. Improving wage rates in China, which in the past had been an exporter of global disinflation, have also contributed.