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Investing in a quantum future: UK university technologies are aiming to lead the way
Our recent paper looks into the institutional investment opportunity in quantum computing and how UK university spin-outs are furthering innovation in this sector. 
Equity valuations uncovered (part 5): Beyond extremes
Do valuations only matter in extremes? And can the precise form of the valuation metric lead to different conclusions? 
Chart of the month: Have reports of the dollar's death been greatly exaggerated?
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Why diversification is key to a resilient portfolio
In the first of a series on overcoming equity market concentration risk, we consider alternatives to a traditional portfolio, and provide a practical guide to... 
T-bill stakes: of markets and accords
Exploring President Trump’s unconventional paths to securing dollar-treasury dominance. 
Podcast: What does the term ‘money market fund’ actually mean?
What is a money market fund? Why do investors use them? And how might the path of interest rates, technological change and regulation affect the... 
T-bill stakes: finding buyers and sellers
Treasury ownership has changed significantly since discussion of the ‘balance of financial terror’ 20 years ago. 
Our global engagement to deliver positive change
During the first quarter of 2025 we continued to engage with companies, industry peers and policymakers, voting on behalf of our clients on a wide... 
Podcast: US tariffs, the Hong Kong dollar and UK inflation – Market Talk
Ben Bennett, Head of Investment Strategy Asia, shares his thoughts on the rebound in risk assets following the preliminary US/China trade deal. 
Margin call: will ‘middlemen’ markups amplify tariff inflation?
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