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In an election that broke decisively for Republicans, and possibly will break the existing global political order, Donald Trump not only won comfortably in the Electoral College, but also won the popular vote (something no Republican has done since 2004); while at the same time his party flipped the Senate and looks to have held the House too.
With a popular vote win and control over Congress, Trump returns with both the authority and experience to implement significant changes.
It’s time to challenge some misguided assumptions about financial markets. One common belief is that South African markets are underperforming compared to those in the US.
The strongest deterrent against FSP compliance missteps is or should be: