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From the performance of global equities and changes across investment bonds, to movements in sectors and the possibility of US rate rises… this edition of the Zurich podcast covers changes across global markets.
Taking place on September 19 at Croke Park in Dublin, the National Pensions Summit promises a stellar line up of expert speakers who will discuss the current pension landscape, its transition and its future.
Markets grind higher amid Turkish turmoil as the Lira lost over 20% of its value versus the US Dollar. Ian Slattery reports.
Apple grabs the headlines, as earnings leads markets higher, and companies such as Walt Disney and Glencore will be in focus this week as earnings season continues, Ian Slattery reports.
It was a positive week for investment markets with economics, earnings, and European trade leading equities higher, writes Ian Slattery.
David Walls, Head of Retail Investment Sales explains why Zurich made the decision to strengthen its proposition with the addition of a ‘bricks and mortar’ property fund.
Speaking at the launch of Zurich’s Cost of Education research report, Jonathan Daly, Head of Retail Distribution and Propositions at Zurich Life said early saving is the best way to prepare for covering your child's education costs.
In his half yearly investment outlook, David Warren, Zurich's Chief Investment Officer explains that while trade issues are adding to market volatility, Zurich remains both active and vigilant.
Richard Temperley, Zurich's Head of Investment Development and Ian Slattery discuss the markets performance. They focus on movements in equity and investment funds and geopolitical concerns in the European market.
Political uncertainty remained in focus for markets as US-China trade faced challenges, and closer to home, Brexit talks enter a new phase. Ian Slattery reports.
When it comes to investments, active asset allocation is more important than the active vs passive debate, writes Richard Temperley, Head of Investment Development.
The National Gallery of Ireland has announced the panel of judges for the 2018 Zurich Portrait Prize. Judges are Geraldine O'Neill, Sue Rainsford and Tanya Kiang.