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On his first tour as President, Trump refused to endorse the Paris climate accords, criticized NATO members’ lack of commitment (in the form of budgets) and called the German trade surplus with the US “very bad” vowing to block German car exports to the US.
Continue readingThe fall in oil prices is a blip caused by markets taking profit on OPEC’s decision to extend output cuts, says Bryan Goh, Bordier & Cie.
Continue readingEx-FBI director James Comey will testify before Congress; the mixed messages and confusion around Comey’s firing and the FBI’s investigation into Trump’s Russian entanglements continue.
Continue readingRobb Report features Bordier & Cie’s first ever Whisky Experience.
Continue readingCentral bank policy and geopolitics tend to produce highly correlated or clustered markets, with assets trading as blocs of risk, driven by common factors. With central banks losing their influence, and political risk calming down, there is a likely dearth of correlating factors.
Continue readingSigning up for an international tax disclosure agreement sponsored by the OECD helps a lot, says Evrard Bordier, chief executive officer of private banking firm Bordier & Cie in Singapore.
Continue readingThe next real question for the Eurozone will be posed by Italy and Brexit.
Continue readingUS President Donald Trump’s 100 days in office has been nothing short of interesting. But how has it affected your investments?
Continue readingBordier & Cie has built a proprietary client mapping tool as part of a new strategy. The aim is to make every conversation, investment strategy and solution more targeted and relevant to an individual’s needs and goals, explains Evrard Bordier.
Continue readingGlobally, the political front remains fraught with tensions in North Korea, Afghanistan, Syria and divisions in Europe.
Continue readingBryan Goh from Bordier & Cie outlines his expectations for the U.S. President’s strategy on North Korea.
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