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Carnegie Smyth

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Arbion (@arbion_limited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In our weekly market focus, we look at expectations around interest rates ahead of the #Fed March FOMC meeting on Wednesday #US #dollar #FOMC #USA #signiatalkingpoints

Arbion (@arbion_limited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our CEO Carnegie Smyth Milken Institute #MIGlobal this week: 'Always a pleasure to be at Milken Global. One of the more inspiring moments this year was listening to James Corden about how he got to where he is. Here he talks about the importance of his business partner'

Arbion (@arbion_limited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting coverage for us in MBW of the Emeli Sandé gig in aid of @HelpMusiciansUK and our partnership with Sofar Sounds launching this series of shows musicbusinessworldwide.com/signia-creativ… #EmeliSande #musicbusinessworldwide

Mayor Francis Suarez (@francissuarez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The #MiamiTech initiative has garnered international attention and our guest Carnegie who came all the way from the UK makes that evident. He gives us some insight into his trips to Miami and the unending interest from clients looking to be a part of this Miami movement.

Preston Pysh (@prestonpysh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why does everything feel like the world is falling apart, yet the stock market has looked like this since 2009? Well, here's a thread w/ some interesting charts that will help you understand: what you see is NOT what you get. 1/

Why does everything feel like the world is falling apart, yet the stock market has looked like this since 2009?

Well, here's a thread w/ some interesting charts that will help you understand: what you see is NOT what you get.

1/
Steph Smith (@stephsmithio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1994, Jeff Bezos famously spotted a stat that made him leave his high-paying PE job to start Amazon: 💡 The Internet was growing 2300% per year. What are the generation-defining stats of today? I'll post a few to kick things off...

Marco Pabst (@marcopabst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just published Arbion's January Viewpoints which examine the case for a positive outcome for investors in 2023 despite the current challenges. With inflation bound to fall sharply over the next months and equity as well as bond markets having adjusted t…lnkd.in/d8sByy_V

Arbion (@arbion_limited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏆 Our global bond fund, the IFSL Signia Sovereign Fund, has been hugely popular with investors as a cash alternative and has attained the prestigious 5/5 FE Crown Rating in the IA Global Government Bond Sector Click to read⬇️ tinyurl.com/yv3xt7yz tinyurl.com/2xkf67tz

🏆 Our global bond fund, the IFSL Signia Sovereign Fund, has been hugely popular with investors as a cash alternative and has attained the prestigious 5/5 FE Crown Rating in the IA Global Government Bond Sector
 
Click to read⬇️ 

tinyurl.com/yv3xt7yz

tinyurl.com/2xkf67tz
Marco Pabst (@marcopabst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Inflation never goes up or down in a straight line but inflationary episodes are symmetrical. The current one is no exception so far. #CPI

Inflation never goes up or down in a straight line but inflationary episodes are symmetrical. The current one is no exception so far. #CPI
Marco Pabst (@marcopabst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The European real estate crash 2.0: Bond yields of some property companies are beginning to look like those of Chinese developers (and, yes, some are probably as fraudulent)

The European real estate crash 2.0: 

Bond yields of some property companies are beginning to look like those of Chinese developers (and, yes, some are probably as fraudulent)
Alex Banks (@thealexbanks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak and 1,121 tech experts just signed an open letter to pause the training of AI models more powerful than GPT-4. They warn this could "represent a profound change in the history of life on Earth." Here's what I found out:

Tomas Pueyo (@tomaspueyo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Maps twist our perception of the world Here are 20 to rethink it: 1. Countries closer to the equator (~poorer) seem smaller than they are (map by Neil Kaye)