At the annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting at the start of May, Warren Buffett sounded a gloomy note, warning that corporate earnings were likely to be lower as an ‘incredible period’ in American economic history drew to a close. He is not alone. There is an increasing gap between the optimism displayed by stock markets, and…
The fallout from Credit Suisse’s takeover by UBS is continuing to be felt across Europe. The move, which saw UBS step in to scoop up its former rival following months of speculation over Credit Suisse’s business affairs, has led to regulators in Europe saying they would look to write down the investments of shareholders as…
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in the US has already had a ripple-effect across Europe, even as the long-term impact of the implosion remains murky. Late last week, the US bank – home to deposits for many of the country’s start-up tech firms – revealed it was looking to sell off assets in…
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