News & Insights

Take a look at Quintet's latest version of Counterpoint. Here's a summary of what they are covering this week: We introduce an indicator that captures economic and financial market dynamics in the US across different phases of the business cycle. This information is useful for making investment decisions.

Quintet’s sustainable investing philosophy comprises a toolkit of approaches and dedicated assets. In this primer we deep dive into dedicated assets – arguably the sustainable investing strategy which can deliver the greatest real-world impact.

As markets debate Fed policy, the key question is whether the central bank will still boost the cycle or lean against it. It all comes down to how policymakers react to inflationary pressures. We’re more in the camp of continued support.

Sustainable investing is here to stay. We're answering 7 questions all sustainable investors should consider - why it's important, and some tips for beginners.

Brown Shipley, a Quintet Private Bank, today announces the appointment of Kath Cates as Chair of the Board of Directors, subject to regulatory approval. Cates replaces Rory Tapner, Chair of Quintet Private Bank, who was interim Chair of Brown Shipley.

The pandemic has turbocharged a range of pre-existing trends that are changing the way of doing things across many economies. While quantifying the macro impact is highly uncertain, these shifting paradigms are already visible at the sector level.

The first-quarter earnings season highlights once again that consensus expectations for corporate profits have been too conservative as the world recovers from the pandemic. Near-term expectations are being revised higher.

Quintet’s sustainable investing philosophy comprises a toolkit of approaches and dedicated assets. In this primer we deep dive into the thematic approach – the fastest-growing sustainable investing strategy.

How should investors think about the price of gold following the pickup in real yields? What’s the outlook for oil versus metals such as copper now that economies are reopening?