Weekly dispatches

Little-known Helios Underwriting is a clever back-door entry to the lucrative Lloyd’s insurance market.

The remote Falkland Islands are about to give the go-ahead for oil production. Two London-listed companies will benefit mightily.

The Sark Property Company will shortly release its deck for a Series A funding round. Here’s what’s been going on behind the scenes.

Two days of nonstop fact-finding in and around Copenhagen. Here is what you’ve missed.

Genuinely original, outside-the-box investment ideas from the bi-continental inaugural Weird Shit Investing conference – all wrapped up in a free manual.

Myanmar’s civil war seems to be taking a turn. Singapore-listed Yoma Strategic offers exposure to this crisis investing situation.

Merging the stock exchanges of Chile, Colombia and Peru has created an interesting, little-noticed new stock, Holding Bursátil Regional (“NUAM”).

The pandemic nearly broke the neck of most gym companies. The Gym Group could finally stage a recovery.

Two days of nonstop fact-finding in Hong Kong. Here is what you’ve missed.

The stock of regional US bank Hingham Institution for Savings became a 100-bagger. Now down 50% from its high, is it once again a buy?

The price of olive oil has gone up by a multiple since 2020. How can private investors tap into this market?

London-listed Condor Gold is a promising bid target with >50% upside. It’s been a drawn-out experience up to now, but there is plenty you can learn from it.