Even without Chinese shares, global portfolios can depend heavily on China’s consumers, manufacturers and supply chains. We explain where the risks lie and what you should ask your advisor before 2027.

The dollar’s unpredictable behaviour has complicated returns for Swiss investors, raising questions about how much currency exposure to retain and whether hedging will pay off in 2027.

Tariffs can raise costs immediately, disrupt sales and affect profits months later, testing companies’ margins and cash flow.

As long-term interest rates rise, the landscape of wealth management evolves. Understanding these changes is crucial for investors and policymakers alike.

Substantial family wealth can still leave you short of cash when capital calls, loan maturities and tax payments coincide.

The final quarter of 2026 will reveal whether rising borrowing costs, concentrated earnings growth and persistent inflation are putting greater pressure on investors’ cash flows and liquidity.