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MASECO Asia Exclusive Film Screening Event: Tune Out the Noise

On Tuesday 16th April 2024, 6:00 pm-8:45 pm, MASECO Asia and Dimensional Fund Advisors are inviting guests to an exclusive viewing of Tune Out the Noise, a documentary directed by Academy Award-winner Errol Morris, featuring Nobel laureates including Eugene Fama and Robert Merton. This is a story about a decades-long revolution of science triumphing over …

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Patience Pays Off

Focusing on Long-Term Drivers of Returns Can Deliver Strong Performance Taking the long-term view Warren Buffet once said, “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.”[1]  This quote encapsulates the importance of taking a long-term view when it comes to investing. While short-term events may cause fluctuations, it’s …

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Co-Founder of MASECO Private Wealth, Josh Matthews, will be Ringing The Closing Bell on the NYSE on Wednesday 26th April – Watch Live on Bloomberg

Josh Matthews, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of MASECO Private Wealth, will be ringing The Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, 26th April at 4pm EST (9pm BST). This bell signifies the start and end of each day’s trading session. Historically, the bell was a critical part of the orderly functioning of …

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China’s long overdue reopening: What are the economic and financial implications?

For approximately three years, turning a blind eye to the heavy economic and social costs incurred, the Chinese government had unyieldingly adhered to its dynamic zero-Covid policy, to a point whereby it had become the signature strategy of the regime and its paramount leader. An unprecedented large-scale public protest has precipitated an uncharacteristic U-turn, resulting …

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Adieu Galloping Inflation?

Until 2021, the global economy had experienced a long period of disinflation, characterized by progressively lower increases in key consumer and producer price indexes, culminating in an inflation rate broadly consistent with central bank target (i.e., 2 percent). Indeed, in most developed countries the actual level of price increases had persistently fallen short of that …

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Unlike Diamonds, Inflation is Not Forever But May Prove Sticky

Amid the current financial scare, fueled by anxieties about economic overheating, it is easy to forget that, until recently, prices were well-behaved and central bankers struggled to lift them sufficiently to meet their 2-percent target. Indeed, many developed and even developing countries had experienced over a long stretch of time disinflation, characterized by progressively lower …

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