
Elliot Smither
Chief Sub Editor and Senior Writer at Professional Wealth Management
Financial journalist @FT_PWM, Everton fan, history nerd, cricket enthusiast and rugby nut to boot
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pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither
The largest US tech firms, currently accelerating their AI infrastructure buildout, may also be the best insulated from geopolitical supply chain shifts and trade disputes. After a subdued start to 2025, the biggest names in US technology may be on the cusp of yet another period of outperformance. Despite a lag in returns year-to-date, the sector has quietly reloaded, adjusted its valuations, and is showing signs that it is preparing to lead again, this time with more sustainable momentum.
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4 days ago |
pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither
With the great wealth transfer underway, asset and wealth managers must raise awareness of the key principles of investing. The much-trumpeted intergenerational transfer of wealth between the post-War ‘Baby Boomers’ and their heirs is now in progress, estimated at $100tn by Cerulli Associates. The main beneficiaries will be Generation X (born 1965-80) and Generation Y (1981-94). Their rise coincides with a concerted push to convert savers into investors.
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5 days ago |
pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither
With five years to go until the realisation of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, how has the ambitious project attracted private wealth and family offices? With Vision 2030 expanding opportunities for investment in everything from clean tech to tourism, how have the wealthy of the ME responded to what’s on offer and taken the chance to diversify portfolios and holdings?
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1 week ago |
pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither
Each month in PWM, eight top European asset allocators reveal how they would spend €100,000 in a fund supermarket for a fairly conservative client with a balanced strategy. Benjamin HamidiSenior portfolio manager, ABN AMRO Investment Solutions. Based in: Paris, France“The economic situation has been underpinned by the robustness of consumption and the labour market inherited from the ‘pre-liberation day period’.
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1 week ago |
pwmnet.com | Elliot Smither
As political winds shift and billions exit ESG funds, sustainable investing stands at a decisive turning point. Sustainable investing is facing its toughest test yet. After years of rapid expansion, funds focused on environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors are seeing significant outflows, as political pushback, regulatory uncertainty and investor fatigue prompt a reassessment of these strategies.
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