Lessons from History

Why genius tends to cluster

Fund manager Peter Seilern shares his secrets after nearly 50 years of experience

We now understand John Maynard Keynes’ economic theories journey better says Julian Hofmann

Protests over the cost of hosting the Tokyo Olympics this summer begs the question: is London’s Olympic legacy all that it promised to be.

Hedge fund manager Scott Fearon sheds light on market manias, over exuberance and how to profit when it all comes crumbling down

Lessons from television’s history could prove valuable in the current climate

A common chart crime tells us a lot about how easy it is to misunderstand the importance of dividends

The UK is renewing its traditional ties with Australia with a post-Brexit trade deal, prompting the question: why has the country’s stock market punched above its weight since 1900?

There are some curious parallels between the early part of the twentieth century and our own

Lessons from infamous bride-collector Henry VIII reveal that profiteering from love has been going on for centuries