“The first panacea for a mismanaged nation is inflation of the currency; the second is war. Both bring a temporary prosperity; both bring a permanent … Read More ›
Author: Tim Price
Tim Price graduated with a BA in English Language and Literature from Christ Church, Oxford University, in 1991, and entered the City as a bond salesman. Having worked at Paribas Capital Markets and Merrill Lynch International, in 2001 he helped to set up an award-winning investment management department at private bank Ansbacher & Co.
Tim has been shortlisted in the Private Asset Managers Awards programme for five successive years, and was a winner in 2005 in the category of Defensive Investment Performance. In 2007 he was nominated in the inaugural Spear’s Wealth Management Survey’s High Net Worth Awards in the category of Asset Manager of the Year.
Tim writes a weekly investment commentary which is freely available to clients. He also writes widely for the financial press and has recently written or featured in The Economist, The Financial Times, Investors Chronicle, and the Wall Street Journal. He is a regular contributor to Money Week magazine.
“In money management what sells is illusion of certainty. The truth (i.e. we don’t know much) is a more difficult sale, but a better investment.” … Read More ›
“Brazil bank strike Central bank staff are striking for a 23% pay deal to keep pace with inflation, even though one of the institution’s key … Read More ›
“Sir, In their eagerness to impose upon us their plan to force upon society a state of compulsory and near-permanent recreation, Robert and Edward Skidelsky … Read More ›
“It was when Nick Clegg joined the campaign against Bob Diamond that I started to feel a sliver of sympathy for the now former-boss of … Read More ›
“SIR – What is the best solution to Europe’s banking crisis ? Greece-proof paper.” – Letter to The Economist from Celia Turner, London. … Read More ›