Donald Trump’s pivot to Russia means we no longer have a “West”, writes Kevin Featherstone. Yet there is still time for Europe to come together and create a new security system in its place. Following Donald Trump’s surprise phone call with Vladimir Putin, we may no longer have a “West”, in the sense of a … Read more
New financial advisors often start with below-market fees – sometimes to build confidence that prospects will actually pay, other times to attract clients quickly and establish a base. But as the firm grows, so does an advisor’s skill set and the demands on their time. And while new clients often come in at higher fees, … Read more
Parents often want to ensure their children have the resources to pursue their potential and lead fulfilling lives. To achieve this, financial support may start at a very young age, allowing for a longer growth horizon and, in many cases, serving tax and estate planning purposes. However, once a child reaches the age of majority, … Read more
Polling suggests the German federal elections on 23 February could produce a fragmented outcome. Valentin Kreilinger argues the time when Germany could act as a source of political stability for the EU now appears long gone. Germany’s federal elections on 23 February will be a crucial moment for the country. The elections were called following … Read more
The UK’s cyber watchdog says that companies need to be more mindful with how they handle their multi-factor authentication. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said companies can no longer rely on MFA as a blanket solution to their network security woes. The problem, say experts, is that in many cases attackers are now able … Read more
