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How to invest in volatile markets.
The start of the year was characterized by high volatility on financial markets – a situation that is likely to persist for some time. That makes it all the more important to adopt the right approach to securities. Investor recommendations for a well-equipped portfolio in turbulent times.
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Fixed income: What is it, and why invest in it now?
Fixed income investments can be a means of preserving capital and achieving a predictable return. Bond investments can offer consistent income streams in the form of interest payments. This appeals to investors especially in choppy economic waters. What is fixed income, and how should it be deployed in a sound investment strategy?
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Persevering in crisis. Five factors keep the Swiss economy strong.
Countries all around Switzerland are facing recession signals – yet Swiss companies are surprisingly positive about the new year and the development of the Swiss economy. Where does the confidence come from? Five factors that bolster the country's economy.
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Inflation made simple
Investors live in fear of inflation. They are afraid of currency devaluation and uncontrollable equity markets. However, is there any justification to referring to inflation as a specter? What do terms such as inflation, deflation, and real interest rate mean? Inflation made simple.
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Private equity: Attractive opportunities for private investors away from the stock exchange
Private equity funds are a great way to invest in attractive companies away from the stock market using only a small amount of capital. These alternative investments play an increasingly important role in terms of stabilizing and diversifying portfolios – particularly in the current environment of high volatility and uncertainty. How does private equity work, and how can private individuals invest in it?
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Alternative investments: A deep dive into the most common myths
Persistent myths surround alternative investments. That being said, this asset category likely makes sense as a portfolio complement, especially in the current environment: both as a valuable source of returns and for portfolio diversification. A closer look at the most common myths regarding alternative investments.
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Food security for the world. With sustainable investments.
The growing world population will lead to a doubling of the global demand for food. To ensure there is enough food to feed the world, a shift in the food industry is not optional, but mandatory. Private investors can also play a role in shaping this change by means of sustainable investments.
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Quality and growth stocks: Investing for good times and bad
From a risk-free rate to "interest-free risk": Investors ought to be able to rely on a resilient and sound portfolio, particularly in uncertain times. A combination of quality stocks and growth stocks is a good place to start.
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Seizing long-term opportunities. Three myths about sustainable investments debunked.
The issue of sustainability is omnipresent – not least of all on financial markets. Sustainable investments have long become established, and companies that align themselves with ESG standards show above-average performance in many cases. That means it is high time to expose several myths.
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Help reduce greenhouse gases. With sustainable funds.
Increasing demand for sustainable funds can be explained not least by the growing awareness of ESG criteria. By investing in sustainable funds from the construction sector, for example, investors can help companies develop new technologies and therefore have a lasting impact on the reduction in global greenhouse gases.
