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In this edition of From Our Citywire Correspondent, we’re touch base with our US social media producer Courtney McQuade, a lifelong resident of San Francisco. Courtney talks about life there in the wake of the Covid-19 lockdown and more recently, the Black Life Matters protests. 

In the latest edition of From Our Citywire Correspondent, Richard Lander talks to our Asia editor Audrey Raj on how Singapore is coping with life under lockdown, whether it might benefit as a financial centre from Hong Kong’s political woes, and why Asian investors are getting more concerned about ESG.

Hot-on-the-heels of our first-ever, large-scale fund selector event, Citywire Virtual Montreux, Citywire’s executive chairman, Lawrence Lever, and Chris Sloley, editor of Citywire Selector, talk about the key takeaways from the event.The one-day event featured an in-depth debate into central bank failings and long-term plans to gain power, as well as a truly Global CEO Summit, which featured senior figures from across asset management clashing over the future of ETFs, airlines and lingering challenge of leverage.

An episode for the ages this week as we team up two of Citywire’s newest editors, Alex Rosenberg in New York and Patrick Cairns in Cape Town, with two of our, um, veterans, Lawrence Lever and Richard Lander. From dwindling alcohol supplies to mergers and structured products, this episode has it all.

The latest edition of From Our Citywire Correspondent takes us to Munich where Germany & Austria editor Serge Debrebant tells us about the economic effects of Oktoberfest being cancelled.  And from his home under a silent Heathrow flightpath, Selector editor Chris Sloley wonders whether fund managers are right to own airline stocks.

Dodgy shirts, dentists and predators paradise feature in this second episode of From Our Citywire Correspondent, bringing together Citywire US editor Alex Steger, Citywire Italy editor Gianluca Baldini and Wealth Manager editor Dylan Lobo from their New York, Milan and London bases.

In this episode we travel to Spain, New York and London and ask how the coronavirus has affected the businesses of financial advisers. And what changes that are in place now – such as working from home and not travelling – might have a lasting impact on the way advisers operate.