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How do stablecoins work – and are they risky business?
Stablecoins – cryptocurrencies backed by real assets – are all the rage and have been enthusiastically backed by Donald Trump’s administration. Are they a danger to financial stability?
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'BP’s days as an oil giant are numbered – a merger with Shell would be the best outcome by far'
Opinion BP's rival, Shell, has expressed interest in a takeover. That would be the least-worst option for Britain’s beleaguered oil giant, says Matthew Lynn
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Debt funds finally have their day in the sun – how to invest
Investors can now earn equity-like returns from debt funds and with less risk
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How semi-liquid funds can help retail investors profit from private markets
Investment trusts offer access to enticing opportunities in global unlisted firms and assets. For highly experienced investors with plenty of money, semi-liquid funds are another way in
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Share tips 2025: this week’s top picks
Share tips Share tips 2025: MoneyWeek’s roundup of the top picks this week – here’s what the experts think you should buy
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Investment trust boards are rushing to sell at a discount
Persistent discounts seem to be making investment trust boards too hasty about backing opportunistic offers
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Public stock markets are shrinking: where could investors turn for growth?
Royal Mail, Darktrace, Skechers – more and more companies are being taken private. But investors needn’t miss out. Investing in private companies is no longer off-limits – and you can invest from just £10,000.
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Is property investment still as safe as houses? Why golden era could be over
The golden era of property is over and investors are better off in the stock market, new research suggests
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How to find active fund managers that are worth paying for
Active funds are unlikely to beat a cheap tracker on average, but can be valuable in certain markets
