
Amaya Uriarte
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Nov 27, 2024 |
fundssociety.com | Amaya Uriarte |Arturo Hanono
According to a Study by Grant Thornton
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Oct 14, 2024 |
fundssociety.com | Rocio Martinez |Rocío Martínez |Joaquín Barrera |Amaya Uriarte
The risks of bubbles in the real estate sector of the cities analyzed in the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index have decreased, on average, for the second consecutive year. According to the index, there is little evident risk of a housing bubble in San Francisco, New York, and São Paulo, which shows the lowest bubble risk among the analyzed cities. In Europe, following new declines in the index score, London, Paris, Stockholm, and Milan also fall into this low-risk category.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
fundssociety.com | Joaquín Barrera |Amaya Uriarte
Sustainable investment in Europe has become a structural part of the industry. According to the latest report, *”Sustainable Equity UCITS: Promoting Sustainable Business Models”*, published by the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA), the growth of sustainable equity funds has surged over the past five years. The report highlights that sustainable equity UCITS represented 24% of the total sustainable funds in the European industry in 2023, compared to 15% in 2019.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
fundssociety.com | Joaquín Barrera |Amaya Uriarte
The Jupiter, Florida-based RIA, SlateStone Wealth, announced a strategic partnership with Temperance Partners, a private investment firm backed by Family Office capital, with a long-term focus. “Our relationship with the SlateStone team goes back many years, and we are thrilled to partner again with such an experienced and entrepreneurial group to help drive this next phase of SlateStone’s growth,” said Kevin Tice of Temperance Partners.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
fundssociety.com | Amaya Uriarte
UHNW investors in the U.S. are feeling more optimistic about the economy and their own portfolios compared to four years ago, according to a recent UBS survey. The survey, conducted in August 2024, found that 74% of investors feel “very optimistic” about the next six months, compared to 57% in 2020. Additionally, 55% expressed high optimism about the U.S. economy, while optimism dropped to 42% when asked about the global economy.
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