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Luxembourg; May 13, 2026 Quintet Private Bank today announced the appointment of Dr. Otto Huber as Group Chief Financial Officer and a member of the Authorized Management Committee, succeeding Nicholas Harvey. Huber joins Quintet from Bank Vontobel in Switzerland, where he most recently served as Head of Structured Solutions & Treasury. In this role, he was responsible for s...

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Geopolitics | Headlines move markets, but fundamentals are still in charge Last week, the situation in the Middle East returned to the foreground. Markets reacted positively to a report suggesting that the US and Iran were close to agreeing an end to the conflict and setting a framework for more detailed nuclear talks. According to the report, Iran would pause nuclear enrichme...

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Share: Share on Linkedin Share on facebook Share on X Share on mail Note: Any reference to portfolio positioning relates to our flagship core discretionary portfolios. Clients invested in other strategies, or in bespoke and advisory portfolios, should consult their Client Advisor. Our positioning as geopolitics remains uncertain Markets are reacting to higher oil prices linked...

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US The inflation/growth trade-off Today has some uncomfortable echoes of the 1970s. Back then, the 1973 Arab oil embargo and the 1979 Iranian Revolution sent energy prices soaring and pushed the US into stagflation. Growth stalled, inflation ran hot and the US Federal Reserve (Fed) struggled to get control of it. Arthur Burns, who chaired the Fed at the time, was widely seen as ...

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Middle East | De-escalation and escalation phases Financial markets remained volatile last week but also show ed signs of recovery. This cautious optimism reflects hopes of diplomatic between the US , Israel and Iran. Even so, uncertainty is still high, with periods of tentative de ‑ escalation and renewed escalation. The talks between the US and Iran have lifted market sentime...

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