Good time, long term: the 125-year investment birthday celebration

Good time, long term: the 125-year investment birthday celebration
(Image: Getty)
David Chaplin
For those planning on being born today and living to 125, the obvious conclusion after reading the UBS Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2025 would be to go long equities, preferably the US.The 26th edition of the highly regarded annual compendium of historical performance of multiple asset classes across 35 countries declares the long-term winner, as per the previous 25 reports.Produced by UK academics – Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh, Mike Staunton, or DMS for short – the yearbook executive summary notes that the outperformance of equi...

More Opinion

Education in mind and morals
Opinion

Maria Slade: Education in mind and morals

Some fear it means a return to failing people. But where you put the comma matters.

How to recognise employees without pay rises
Opinion Free

Shelley Palman: How to recognise employees without pay rises

A new survey reveals that businesses are trying to support staff in other ways.

Toothless tigers and Entrust
Opinion

Andrew Body: Toothless tigers and Entrust

Vector shows how there is too little pressure on monopolies to change their ways.