UKSep 21 2016

Autumn Investment Monitor - September 2016

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Approx.60min
  • Is property still relevant post-Brexit?
  • Macroeconomic trends in the fourth quarter
  • Risk management in financial services

Autumn Investment Monitor - September 2016

  • Is property still relevant post-Brexit?
  • Macroeconomic trends in the fourth quarter
  • Risk management in financial services
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cisi-logo
CPD
Approx.60min
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Introduction

By Nyree Stewart
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The third quarter of 2016 has seen increased uncertainty in markets following the surprise Brexit vote in June. Property as an investment sector was particularly hard hit in the wake of the result, but is there still life in the asset class? While the UK economy looks likely to fend off an immediate recession, it is unsurprising that many investors are looking beyond the traditional asset classes into alternatives and niche areas such as social bonds and impact investing to diversify their portfolios. In the Autumn Monitor we look at the effect of recent events on investment markets, while experts give us their views on the next three months.