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Quarter end investment webinar: is inflation on the turn?

Inflation was the big story in 2022 as central banks battled to rein it in with interest rate hikes. US inflation appears to have peaked, but geopolitical pressures remain. Will 2023 see more of the same?
Published 16 January
45 mins

 

The overriding theme of 2022 was inflation and how to tame it. Central banks faced the challenging task of trying to rein it in without subduing economic activity. As we start the new year, US inflation appears to have peaked, but investors continue to examine each economic release and what it might mean for interest rates. Geopolitical pressures also prevail as the Russia/Ukraine conflict lurches on, and China begins to reopen its economy following its zero-COVID lockdowns.  So will 2023 see more of the same?

 

Join our Chief Investment Officer, Tom Caddick, and Investment Counsellor, Rebecca Cretney, as they examine the key events of 2022 and their impact on financial markets. We discussed what this could mean for investors over the coming months and how our portfolios are positioned to respond. Watch our 45 minute webinar on demand.

Clients of Nedbank Private Wealth can get in touch with their private bankers to understand how their portfolios are responding to market events, or answer any questions prompted by the webinar. You can also call +44 (0)1624 645000 and speak to one of our client services team.

 

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you manage your investments, please also contact us on the same number as above. Or you can get in touch using the links to the forms towards the end of this page.

The value of investments can fall, as well as rise, and you might not get back the original amount invested. Exchange rate changes affect the value of investments. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future returns. Any individual investment or security mentioned may be included in clients’ portfolios and is referenced for illustrative purposes only, not as a recommendation, not least as it may not be suitable. You should always seek professional advice before making any investment decisions.

about the presenters

Tom Caddick

Tom Caddick

Tom was appointed in March 2021 and brings to the table over 20 years’ investment experience. Prior to joining, he was at Santander Asset Management in London for nine years, where he was, most recently, the chief investment officer for its UK business, having previously been the global head of the multi asset division. Tom also spent several years as head of multi manager and fund selection at LV Asset Management.

Tom sits within Nedgroup Investments, a sister company, which provides investment advice, research and portfolio modelling solutions to Nedbank Private Wealth. Here, he heads up the London-based investment team. It is in this capacity that he is a member of Nedbank Private Wealth’s investment committee.

Rebecca Cretney

Rebecca Cretney

Rebecca joined Nedbank Private Wealth in May 2004 having moved to the Isle of Man from Barcelona to pursue a course in Business Studies with the Isle of Man Business School. Rebecca was appointed to the role of investment counsellor in March 2019 to focus exclusively on the company’s discretionary investment management services.

 

She works closely with our teams of private bankers to provide support in advising our clients with integrity, and to give additional technical investment expertise where more complex portfolio requirements exist.

 

Rebecca is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and a Chartered Wealth Manager.

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