Managers of Wealth

Luxury Assets and Family Governance: Managing Yachts, Jets and Art

Something like a superyacht will be an eye-catching symbol of success, but our work goes deeper than this and just the ownership structures.

UK businesses see Defence Investment Plan as catalyst for growth but call for clearer procurement and finance support

While business appetite to participate in defence supply chains is clear, practical barriers remain.

Invested as One: Northern Trust Grants Employees Company Stock

Northern Trust Ties its One Northern Trust Strategy to Employee Ownership

Hong Kong Asset Management and Private Equity Outlook

Key trends and developments on tax reform, liquidity and growth

Bank stocks have further to run

Large US banks had a very strong second quarter.

Burnham's Britain: economic priorities to consider?

While pledging to do things differently, there are many challenges ahead.

Two percent minimum tax on richest households could raise £10 billion

The UK's richest households have become dramatically wealthier over recent decades while often facing lower effective tax rates than ordinary workers.

Wrestling with data in private markets

Zurich: Three Swiss selectors discuss their views on building a multi-asset portfolio and finding the perfect fund manager.

J Safra Sarasin set to launch discretionary private markets solution

The private bank is aiming to rollout an evergreen discretionary mandate before the end of 2026, investment chief Philipp Bärtschi tells Citywire.

With a $15 billion net worth, Palantir CEO Alex Karp predicts he will get 20x richer from AI—but that middle-class workers will get just modest raises

But the 58-year-old has just warned that the wealth imbalance generated by AI is only going to get worse.

SFP Group supports the establishment of the new Oberland hospitality group: First hotel opens in Scotland

In addition to its stake in Oberland, the SFP Group also invested directly in the group's first hotel project.

Young Japanese who rode AI boom flaunt wealth with luxury buys

Now, Generation Z shoppers are spending their returns on luxury items such as jewelry and sports cars, signaling a growing appetite for conspicuous consumption.

Redemption of UBS Group AG senior unsecured notes

UBS Group AG announces its intention to redeem two senior unsecured notes.

To Retire Comfortably, Plan Participants Say They Need $1.2 Million

33% Have More Credit Card Debt Than Retirement Savings

Societe Generale remains Deutsche Bank's preferred French bank

It expects BNP Paribas to deliver strong profit growth (+8% year over year, on an adjusted basis), driven by favorable momentum across its businesses, while Societe Generale should be close behind (+7%), albeit with a different mix.

Passion assets: challenges, structures, and trends

Certain passion assets have highly specific storage requirements.

The “augmented” relationship manager: Smarter, better, faster

A new interaction model for private banking

Our HNWIs have renewed enthusiasm for listed equity, says Geneva IAM

While there is still alpha in private equity, clients are not automatically rolling proceeds into the next vintage or direct deal, according to NFG Partners investment manager Nicholas Bedford.

Next-gen inheritors planning $100bn in donations

Over $100 billion of the upcoming wealth transfer is expected to be directed to charitable giving, primarily by those inheritors under 50, according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.

How Vinted is making second-hand the first choice worldwide

Last year, Vinted became France’s largest clothing retailer, well ahead of Shein and Decathlon.

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