Topic: Investment
Bryan urges more investment in Caribbean region
Tourism Minister and Caribbean Tourism Organization Chairman Kenneth Bryan has issued a call for more investment in the Caribbean region, not only from foreign investors, but from those within the diaspora.
Taking 3 Steps to Financial Freedom
Let’s challenge our understanding of Financial Freedom and what it means to us and then reframe a definition that is unique to us. It’s not about having as much money as the richest person you know. Nor is it about having ‘more than I need’, because when is enough ‘enough’?
The Great Reset
The bull market that began after the 2008 global financial crisis has come to an end and signals a great reset.
New research highlights Cayman’s role in directing investment flows to China
Updated estimates of global cross-border investment holdings show a growing exposure of investors in developed countries to China, often using investment structures offshore.
What lies ahead after a difficult 2022
Investors can expect further volatility as central banks around the world continue to raise interest rates in their efforts to cap inflation.
Investing in a high-rate environment
Investing in a high-rate environment has been difficult this year, as higher interest rates have hurt both bond and stock valuations.
The Fed left standing alone
Central banks have been on overdrive to clamp down on inflation. So far we have witnessed the largest and fastest tightening in a century, bringing bond yields back to near 20-year highs.
Cashing in on stability
This year global central bank monetary policy tightening has caused the most damage to conservatively managed investment portfolios in over hundred years.
CIMA launches online investor education campaign
The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority has launched its online campaign titled ‘I learned the hard way” about the risks associated with investment opportunities.
Bring your future-self into your ‘now’ decisions
Sue Couper
Retirement might be a long way off for you, or it may be knocking on your door. Either way, your current-self and your...
Revisiting the 60/40 portfolio
The traditional 60/40 portfolio, where 60% is invested in stocks and 40% in bonds, is often considered the asset allocation bedrock for investors who can take a bit of volatility but still want to protect principal and grow capital over time.
From one policy mistake to another
Most central banks have committed to fighting inflation, but concerns are rising that these efforts will tip the global economy into a recession.
Investment managers drop equities, hold cash
Large investors have slashed their allocations to equities to the lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis and hold more cash than in the last two decades.
Time to be fearful or greedy?
As more investors enter a “sell the rally,” rather than “buy the dip” mood; the second half of the year may provide more volatility and therefore more opportunity.
How investors can protect against inflation
A common topic among investors is how to protect asset values and incomes while inflation is rising.
The war’s effect on the global economy and markets
Fortunately for investors, the Russian economy only makes up 1.7% of global GDP and therefore global growth may be dented only modestly.
What’s next for the markets after a tumultuous 2021?
Central bank policies will continue to have great influence on what happens next in the capital markets.
More challenging investment conditions in 2022
Broad-based financial market growth will become more challenging heading into the next year, but specific investment opportunities do exist, according to investment professionals at the virtual Cayman Captive Forum.
Opportunity in semiconductors
For most of this year, semiconductor stocks have been getting cheaper relative to the rest of the market and that could be an opportunity for long-term investors.
Growth, value or quality?
A good understanding of the business cycle is of paramount importance to investors as this usually helps to inform what strategies to pursue, traditionally choosing between growth (defensive) and value (cyclical) stocks.
How to Play the Great Reopening
Despite some recent choppiness, stock market averages continue to hover near their all-time highs – but that masks a subtle shift occurring beneath the...
Regulator not aware of new Woodford fund in Cayman
CIMA confirmed that there is no current or pending registration with the authority in reference to Neil Woodford.
Stock dividends on the rise
After a long hiatus, stock dividends may finally be having their day in the sun.
Growth versus capital preservation
Faced with a challenging environment, traditional (non-speculative) long-only investors have to manoeuvre around uncertainty as they grapple with a disconnect between market prices and the economy.
The storm before the calm: How to invest in a crisis
Let’s face it. This is a nightmare for any saver and investor. It does not matter how much money you have. Whether you are saving whatever you can scrape together for retirement or whether you are investing your hard-earned bonus to fund your children’s college tuition, the current market is distressing.
Strategic Policy Statement: A detailed look at premier’s long-term plans
In a lengthy speech Friday, Premier Alden McLaughlin outlined the broad strokes of government’s policy agenda through to the end of 2021.
A look back at the year that was
The year 2018 was an eventful one for the Cayman Islands.
UK agrees to new ministry
The U.K. government has formally agreed to Cayman’s plans of establishing a new Ministry of International Trade, Investment, Aviation and Maritime Affairs, as well as a Cayman Islands Government Office in Hong Kong.
