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A new Fed rate-cut cycle, stronger domestic policy support, and a rebound in earnings could draw foreign investors back to Indian markets, says Julius Baer’s Mark Matthews.

India’s family offices are moving from gut to governance, says Julius Baer’s Ashwin Patni

As private allocations and intergenerational transitions rise, family offices are becoming more structured in their approach to risk, digitisation, and global diversification, says Patni

Julius Baer sees consumption revival in India taking stocks to record high

The gauge is 4.6% away from its peak set in September and the central bank’s jumbo rate cut Friday is further raising expectations of a record-breaking surge.

US tariffs worth $10 billion won’t shake up India’s $4 trillion economy, says Julius Baer's Mark Matthews

Mark Matthews of Julius Baer said the estimated effect of these tariffs may amount to around 10 billion dollars, which is insignificant in the context of India’s 4 trillion dollar economy.

Overweight on India, Julius Baer sees more room for bulls as local funds outrun foreign flows

Mark Matthews, Head of Research, Asia for Julius Baer, tells Moneycontrol in an exclusive interview that all eyes will be on India, thanks to the push on manufacturing, infrastructure and government reforms

Julius Baer says aggressively ramping up India wealth business

The nation’s $600 billion wealth industry is growing at 12% annually, and only a quarter of that wealth is currently managed professionally, Umang Papneja, managing director and chief executive of the Swiss wealth manager’s Indian unit, said in a Bloomberg TV interview on Thursday.

As interest rates rise, fixed income looks attractive yet again: Julius Baer’s Ashish Gomashta

The Executive Chairman of Julius Baer India said that investors need to have realistic expectations from equity

Private capex is set to pick up in 12 to 18 months: Julius Baer’s Ashish Gumashta

According to Executive Chairman of Julius Baer, India, the risks that are worrying are largely global

MC Interview | There's a lot of interest in India among HNIs world over: Julius Baer's Ashish Gumashta

The Executive Chairman of Julius Baer India said that there is an unprecedented confidence in the India story among investors and business houses, in an interview given to Moneycontrol

Daily Voice | I am most worried that US Fed could raise rates 6 times over next 12 months, says Mark Matthews of Julius Baer

We are at an inflection point, not only from the COVID-induced bull market of 2020-2021, but also from the neo-liberal world order (aka Washington Consensus) to a new world order that is as of yet not defined.

Julius Baer considering JV in China to boost Asia growth: Report

Julius Baer will likely take a decision on its Chinese partner in 2021, before starting the formal license application process

Exclusive | Full economic activity may resume only by September: Mark Matthews, Julius Baer

In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, he said the government will accelerate the reforms process to tackle the slowdown.

Julius Baer analyst sees opportunities in despised China market

China's markets have stumbled since the start of the year, with the Shanghai composite down nearly 13 percent so far this year, even as US stock indexes have been tapping record highs.

Gold steadies, awaiting fresh clues on US rate rise

Spot gold was flat at USD 1,132.98 an ounce at 0934 GMT, while US gold futures for December delivery were down 90 cents an ounce at USD 1,133.10. The metal fell 2.3 percent last week as a sell-off in Chinese equities rattled wider markets.

Swiss banks step up battle for Asia's super-rich

Switzerland's wealth managers have long courted Asia's super-rich amid slowing growth at home and an international crackdown on its bank secrecy rules that has made the country a less attractive place to keep cash.

Greece may say Yes on July 5: Mark Matthews

Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co lack of reforms and poor earnings are not "good news" but the market has taken that in stride and decided to be patient.

Top FIFA officials hire lawyers as Swiss probe bank affairs

Blatter recently retained Richard Cullen, the chairman of the law firm McGuireWoods and a former US federal prosecutor, FIFA confirmed in an email to Reuters on Thursday.

Gold snaps two-day rally before Fed rate statement

Spot gold fell 0.6 percent to USD1,205 an ounce by 0941 GMT. It gained nearly 3 percent in the last two sessions, climbing to a three-week high of USD1,215 on Tuesday.

Gold pares gains after U.S. inflation data

The metal held above the $1,200 an ounce level, however, which it broke above earlier this week after a run of downbeat U.S. data led analysts to reassess expectations the Fed would raise rates in June.

No more secrets: Swiss banks learn to shape up, not shut up

To try and compensate for the hundreds of billions of Swiss francs withdrawn in the wake of the tax probes, banks that once relied on word-of-mouth referral have brushed up their sales pitches.

A year-end bounce for gold?

On Tuesday data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed hedge fund and money managers were the least bullish they have been on gold since June 2007. In the week ended December 3, short bets on gold increased by 4,557 to 79,631 lots, and longs slipped slightly to 106,405.

Next emerging market sell-off may be time to pounce

From May to September, expectations that the Fed would begin tapering spurred sharp declines in Asia`s markets, with India and Indonesia the hardest hit by fund outflows.

Swiss bank Wegelin to pay $58 mn in US tax evasion case

A US court on Monday sentenced Wegelin & Co, the oldest Swiss private bank, to pay nearly USD 58 million after it admitted to helping wealthy Americans evade taxes.

Bullish on risk assets, France can outperform: Julius Baer

Mark Matthews, head of Asia Research, Julius Baer told CNBC-TV18 that the environment remains bullish for risk assets.

Year 2013: Sensex may see 15% returns, says Julius Baer

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Mark Shirreff Matthews, head of Asia research at Julius the reforms will be pushed through and that will accelerate the economic growth in India. "I do not think we are going to get another year like this year, but I think we could get 15 percent, including dividends, in the Sensex next year," he asserts.