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The Daily Seven
Every weekday morning. Seven sentences, one for each desk, on what moved or changed: a figure, a date and a source in every line, with a link to read more. We aim to send it by 7am UK time, and it takes a couple of minutes to read. It carries news and data, not tips.
The Ledger
Fridays. The week’s returns across asset classes on one page, in sterling and after inflation, with the best read from each desk. At launch the table covers the asset classes we can measure with open or licensed data, and we add rows as licences are cleared. Past performance is not a guide to future returns.
The Cross-Border Investor
Fortnightly. The rules that changed for people with money in more than one country, and what they mean: non-resident Indians in the UK and the US, Indian residents investing abroad, UK investors holding US shares and funds, and US citizens living in the UK. Every rule links to the regulator, tax authority or treaty that sets it.
TID Professional Briefing
Tuesdays. Regulation, data and due diligence, asset class by asset class, for advisers, paraplanners, wealth managers and fund selectors. It is free to verified professionals: tick “I am an investment professional” and we will ask for your FCA Firm Reference Number or check your work email. TID Professional is for investment professionals. Content in this section is not suitable for private investors and should not be relied on by them. More on TID Professional.
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