The stock market is not the economy
Many consider the performance of the financial markets to be a reflection of the good or bad health of the economy. But this is not always the case.
Are we heading towards a deglobalised economy?
Within the space of five years, the world economy has gradually been put out of balance by new dynamics. Should we interpret these signs as being the start of deglobalisation?
What do wealthy people invest in?
The diversity of markets offers everyone the opportunity to invest part of their money. Of course, access to certain products may be limited if you do not have sufficient funds at your disposal.
Finance and Swiss Neutrality Tested by Geopolitics
Officially recognized by the major European powers at the Congress of Vienna in 1815, Swiss neutrality was intended to maintain an island of stability in the heart of the Old Continent to contain potential conflicts.
Behavioural finance: investing under influence
To meet his needs, today’s investor has global and unlimited access to multiple sources of information. The press, specialist sites, social networks, interpersonal relations, strategic advice and recommendations are all available.
Banksy: from the street to the art market
A street artist as enigmatic as he is provocative, Banksy made a sensational entry into the world of contemporary art and has never ceased to amaze. Originally from Bristol, England, his true identity remains a mystery, adding another element of fascination to an already captivating body of work.
