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Lessons from behavioural economics

Lessons from behavioural economics

ARTICLE ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 17TH NOVEMBER 2017 Richard Thaler was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics in October 2017 for his work in behavioural economics. His citation refers to his contribution to building a bridge between economic and psychological analysis in...
Underwriting to the downside…

Underwriting to the downside…

UK lending teams reconvening after the summer this autumn and scrutinizing unspent budgets will be looking warily with their credit committees at the challenge of successful deployment in Q4. Most debt investors would acknowledge that there is simply not as much...
The Trump White House and US stock market risk

The Trump White House and US stock market risk

Trump’s post Charlottesville remarks, the Barcelona terrorist attacks and Cisco’s results unnerved the US stock market bulls last week. Friday was a surreal moment in the history of Wall Street. It was entirely rational for traders on the New York Stock Exchange floor...