January investment update
18th January 2022
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Market Commentary 3rd Quarter 2021
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A swift response to rising COVID-19 infections and better data restored investor confidence in December, while central banks moved to control inflation. Caution ruled the markets in November in the…
Wealth manager James Hambro and Partners (JH&P) has appointed Chris Hardie as a financial planning specialist in its fast-growing Scottish office. Hardie has worked in financial planning for ten years…
At James Hambro & Partners, our investment philosophy is built on the desire to deliver consistent returns to our clients. By taking a longer-term view and delivering consistent performance through…
Markets were steady in November until a new coronavirus variant emerged, sending a shudder down the collective backbone of investors worldwide. Inflation may have been grabbing all the headlines, but…
Wealth manager James Hambro & Partners (JH&P) has recruited experienced investment manager Colin Orr to further strengthen its rapidly growing Scottish office. Orr, a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute…
“The voluntary sector was particularly badly hit by the COVID-19 crisis. Many organisations faced significant cuts to their income as fundraising slowed and the financial outlook became highly uncertain. From…
Strong earnings helped keep markets buoyant in October, but the contrast with negative returns in September demonstrated the importance of managing risks effectively. October saw a revival in markets after…
We’re thrilled to have won the ‘Best Medium Company’ Award at the 2021 CityWire Investment Performance Awards. Our investment process focuses on a thorough understanding of the companies we invest…
JH&P’s lead on responsible investing Sarah Goose outlines how investors are looking to the lessons learned from tackling greenhouse gas emissions to prioritise biodiversity. If I were to ask you…
The sugar rush is over – central banks have signalled that the period of maximum support has ended, and monetary policy will be reeled back. As the economy sobers up,…
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