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Expectations for U.S. based investment companies’ narrative disclosures continue to evolve from a regulatory and best practices perspective. As a result, boards of trustees, investment advisers and other service providers must remain informed to enable transparency and compliance. This article highlights key areas of focus based on recent regulatory changes, risk alerts and enforcement activity.

This report provides a quick guide to the key challenges and risks that investors, broker/dealers and custodians in Asia-Pacific are likely to face as the UK, European Union and Switzerland solidify their transition plans for October 2027.

Rob Rowe talks with Chief U.S. Economist Andrew Hollenhorst on his assessment of the U.S. economy following the April jobs report and May FOMC meeting. On the one hand, survey results (“soft” data) suggest that consumers are worried about job prospects and are reining in their spending, and that businesses might exercise restraint on hiring and investment. On the other hand, actual consumer spending and employment numbers (“hard” data) are robust, supporting the sustained narrative of a resilient economy. But as Andrew argues, the impact of the early-April tariffs, the DOGE layoffs, and a generally slowing economy have yet to be felt, and the soft data is signaling that some concern is warranted about where things might go from here.

Our guests reflect on the broader geopolitical and technological disruption, with AI and digital transformation accelerating amid the trade tensions.

Amanda Hale, Andrew Newson and Matthew Cherrill, of Citi’s Global Trustee & Fiduciary Services, sit down to discuss the latest regulatory highlights.

This Citi GPS report focuses on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the U.S. and how the rapidly shifting dynamics of global capital movements might affect it.

Citi’s Tahmid Quddus Islam and Lord Willetts, Chair of the UK Space Agency, discuss the future of the Space Economy.

A demographic transformation is ushering in a new era for China, with fast-aging baby boomers key to a burgeoning "silver economy." In the first of a series of notes from Citi Research, we examine industries that could benefit from this shift, starting with tourism and private pensions.

Post the UK’s departure from the European Union (EU), we entered a realm of UK/EU financial services regulation, which has lost its harmonised nature, which included relying on passporting rights across EU Member States.