Liquidity cash (13)

An end to T-bill and chill?
Investment strategy

An end to T-bill and chill?

For more than two years, high interest rates have offered healthy cash returns to investors witho...

By Matthew ReesTom FarringtonJoshua Goodey

25 Sep 2024

3 min read

Should investors resist the siren song of cash?
Investment strategy

Should investors resist the siren song of cash?

In recent months there is one question we have been asked time and time again. Why stay invested...
By Isabella HughesChristopher Teschmacher
31 Jan 2024
4 min read
Chart of the month: The siren song of UK cash rates
Christopher Teschmacher
Markets and economics

Chart of the month: The siren song of UK cash rates

Domestic cash rates have risen sharply, so should investors shelter from the volatility of other...
By Christopher Teschmacher
06 Dec 2023
1 min read
Should higher cash rates decrease interest in equities?
Investment strategy

Should higher cash rates decrease interest in equities?

Interest rates have shot up over the past 18 months, increasing the return available on 'risk-fre...
By John SouthallYikai Shen
13 Sep 2023
4 min read
Why are bank account rates still so low, and what can savers do about it?
Investment strategy

Why are bank account rates still so low, and what can savers do about it?

Despite the UK's central bank lifting interest rates to tackle inflation, the rates on offer from...

By Ross McDonald

14 Mar 2023

3 min read

How money market funds can meet ESG requirements
Ross McDonald
Investment strategy

How money market funds can meet ESG requirements

Although these funds make short-term investments, they still constitute a long-term source of...
By Ross McDonald
14 Dec 2022
3 min read
Blog on the pod: liquidity, cycles and bubbles
Emiel van den Heiligenberg
Markets and economics

Blog on the pod: liquidity, cycles and bubbles

Why is illiquidity still a feature in markets? And how does that affect the views of the Asset...
By Emiel van den Heiligenberg
28 Oct 2022
1 min read
Illiquidity, risk aversion and market bubbles: where we are now
Emiel van den Heiligenberg
Markets and economics

Illiquidity, risk aversion and market bubbles: where we are now

Measures of illiquidity are back to COVID-19 levels, but hawkish central bank policy means we're ...
By Emiel van den Heiligenberg
14 Oct 2022
2 min read