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Investment Insights • 17 November 2025

Outlook 2026

Our top 10 themes for the year ahead

Investment Insights 17 November 2025

Welcome to EFG’s Capital Market Assumptions which provides our analysis on how key asset classes are set to behave over the next 7-10 years.

Mozamil Afzal

1 min read

Sponsorships • Jazz 13 November 2025

Welcome to the EFG London Jazz Festival 2025

The EFG London Jazz Festival returns from Friday 14 to Sunday 23 November 2025, with a programme featuring global jazz icons, the brightest emerging talent, as well as exclusive commissions and special collaborations. EFG’s commitment to the festival has been renewed to 2028, and in his welcome message, Christian Berchem, Chief Executive Officer, EFG Private Bank Limited, reflected on the significance of the long-term relationship.

Marketing & Communications

2 min read

Investment Insights • Macro 12 November 2025

Will the oil price fall much further?

2025 has seen oil supply rise much faster than demand, resulting in a decline in crude oil prices.

GianLuigi Mandruzzato

3 min read

Investment Insights • Macro 10 November 2025

Bank of England: a skip, not a pause

The Bank of England’s latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting on 06 November saw the Bank break from its recent rhythm of rate cuts, drawing attention from market participants and policymakers alike. In this Macro Flash Note, Economist Sam Jochim examines why this move should be viewed as a strategic “skip” rather than a true “pause” in the Bank’s rate-cutting cycle, factoring in the inflation outlook and labour market.

Sam Jochim

2 min read

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