Commodities

The long-term investment case for owning integrated oil companies – those that operate across the entire petroleum value chain from rig to pump – is fraught with challenges. With China now pledging to be carbon neutral by 2060 and another 66 countries around the world targeting carbon neutrality by 2050 (67 if Biden wins), demand for fossil fuels must surely fall?

It is now ten years today since the UK Supreme Court gave its landmark decision in the case of Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42 on the use and effectiveness of prenuptial agreements

When a couple looks to separate and embark on divorce or dissolution proceedings, the aim is to do so amicably and proportionately...

Impact investing has attracted increasing attention in recent years from socially conscious investors looking to build wealth while creating concrete social or environmental benefits....

The threat of a No Deal Brexit is now being used to reduce the value of some larger divorce settlements, private client law firm Boodle Hatfield has c;laimed

The England & Wales Law Commission has begun work on two new projects to help English law accommodate two emerging technologies that could revolutionise commerce - smart contracts and digital assets

The majority (85 percent) of people want to invest responsibly, but over half have never heard the term 'ESG'

New Zealand's Inland Revenue has updated its guidance on the tax treatment of cryptoassets

A growing number of people are realising that investing in small unlisted companies can be an effective way of passing on wealth and reducing their Inheritance Tax bills, private equity investment firm Growthdeck has claimed

Lockdown has resulted in huge changes in our daily routines, not least that far more time has been spent together by those living under the same roof. Unfortunately for some relationships, this has been the straw that broke the camel’s back. Year on year divorce enquiries have reportedly increased by up to 40 percent