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Here you will find the financial markets research notes and Sunday Letters published by Ingham Analytics
Every week we publish notes by Mark Ingham and Andrew Kinsey in particular on market moving topics, be that equity and debt capital markets, central banking, foreign exchange, macro-economics or risk management. No fear, no favour, telling it like it is.
Each Sunday in our Letter, which has gained a large following, we take a step back to see wood for trees, taking stock of things that grabbed our attention during the week that was. Not too seriously, there is enough of that about, with a touch of humour and with a balanced perspective
Latest Financial Market Notes
Every week we publish notes by Mark Ingham and Andrew Kinsey in particular on market moving topics, be that equity and debt capital markets, central banking, foreign exchange, macro-economics or risk management. No fear, no favour, telling it like it is.
ESG Monitor (carbon credits market) – “Carrots and sticks”
Along with natural disasters greenhouse gas emissions are a threat to the planet and economic sustainability. How to incentivise behaviour without killing the goose that lays golden eggs?
ESG Monitor – “An unnatural disaster?”
ESG is one of our criteria in evaluation of stocks. This note highlights how a rising tide of natural disasters has raised risks for companies.
The Macro View (foreign exchange) – “Is the rand a dog?”
The South African rand is going to the dogs? Yes? No? Statistics show how psyche affects pricing in the currency options market, much as general perception does.
Latest Sunday Letters
Each Sunday in our Letter, which has gained a large following, we take a step back to see wood for trees, taking stock of things that grabbed our attention during the week that was. Not too seriously, there is enough of that about, with a touch of humour and with a balanced perspective
Stock market prediction device
Our Weekly Sunday Letter
The week in which bad news became bad news and good news almost became bad news too in the US markets.
Music makes for good business thinking and music is good business
Our weekly Sunday Letter.
A thorough training in music improves your IQ and EQ…whilst if Adam Smith had been around in the time of ancient Rome we’d have a different word for price today.
ESG is so much more than Extinction Rebellion
Our weekly Sunday letter.
Environmental, social, governance criteria are increasingly as important as the P&L whilst on public administration and tax, canny ancient Athenians can teach us something.
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