Behavioural finance has an increasingly central part in conversations about investment risk, since managing emotional responses plays a key role in maximising returns.

Crises have a way of crystallising concerns and that is certainly what we are seeing as disappointed clients flock to find more satisfactory relationships.

Taking on the right amount of investment risk is key to achieving your financial goals, but balancing desire and need can be tricky and call for complex calculations – particularly with retirement saving.

As with any profession, wealth management has its own jargon for clients to get a handle on. Understanding these key terms will help to empower investors, wherever they are on their wealth journey.

The prospect of an ultra-left wing Labour government has wealthy individuals far more worried than the implications of Brexit – and so it should, if a raft of sweeping proposals is likely to come to pass.

Brexit – and the political uncertainty surrounding it – continues to dominate the headlines, but it should also greatly inform your investment thinking too. Portfolios will need careful positioning in the years ahead.

Here, leading wealth managers from our panel share their takes on the autumn landscape and examine the key risks – and opportunities – investors should be thinking about.

Here, leading wealth managers from our panel share their takes on the autumn landscape and examine the key risks – and opportunities – investors should be thinking about.

Our wealth management expert explains why time in the market – rather than trying to time them – is such a powerful driver of investment returns.