Managers of Wealth

Half of UK adults feel uncertain about future but taking advice can help

It surveyed 8,000 individuals to understand the role of financial advice and guidance in helping people reach their goals and manage challenges.

Schroders launches first two European active ETFs

These listings will be followed by further listings on the London Stock Exchange, Borsa Italiana and SIX Swiss Exchange.

Nomura Asset Management Launches First Cross-Border ETFs Between Taiwan and Japan

This fund is also part of Japan’s NISA tax-free investment programme, widely held by Japanese retail investors.

Navigating diverging monetary policies

It is trying to strike a balance between containing inflation and protecting the labour market.

A key leadership position becomes vacant at Bank of America

The major American bank has to look for a head Germany.

Near-zero savings? Start building wealth with Warren Buffett’s golden method

Throughout this journey, he’s been quite a vocal teacher, offering powerful advice over the years to guide the next generation of investors.

Spear’s Power List 2025: Everything you need to know ahead of this year’s release

Spear's to reveal the 100 most influential people in 2025 in the world of private wealth

Building resilient portfolios with impact investing

Impact equities offer a smarter, more resilient alternative by targeting companies whose core products address these systemic challenges.

French Riviera property: new shine, old allure

That demand for the Instagrammable has changed the rhythm of the Riviera and Monaco property markets.

What Ultra-Wealthy Clients Really Want From Advisors

Stop aspiring to sign these wealthy clients unless you can deliver that and more.

The economy is reliant on the ‘fortunes of the well-to-do’ says Moody’s—if the ultra-rich get nervy that means recession

Chief economist Mark Zandi warned that the economy is increasingly “tethered” to the top earners, whose wealth continues to surge, while retail sales remain resilient despite weaker job growth and higher prices.

Does borrowing make sense in 2025?

Borrowing can form part of a prudent financial plan, although the risks should be carefully considered.

Deutsche Bank extends support to defence sector

In July, the Bank hosted a European defence conference in London with more than 200 participants bringing together senior leaders from government

What’s your number? Valuing your business and defining your exit strategy

Early ambitions tend to be clearcut, but when the time comes to sell their business, many entrepreneurs find themselves unsure what success truly looks like.

Revealed: Most Visited Countries in the World, 2025

For executives, investors, and policymakers, analyzing where the world is traveling offers insights into investment opportunities, policy directions, and long-term macroeconomic trends.

Citi's London office overhaul costs hit US$1.5bil

The cost, confirmed by Citi for the first time, is approaching the 1.2 billion pounds (US$1.63 billion) the US bank paid to acquire the building in 2019.

Women-powered businesses achieve record exits but barriers remain

Women-powered businesses are delivering record exits, expanding their influence in venture capital and key sectors but funding headwinds remain

Jeffrey Epstein was linked to the upper echelons of wealth and politics – but where did he get his fortune?

The sex offender was worth $600m when he died, but exactly how he acquired his wealth remains a mystery

Denzel Dumfries and BUUT team up to build a financially strong generation

Neobank partners with Dutch football icon to teach young people how to budget

‘Big trouble’: Pope Leo criticises the wealth of CEOs - including Elon Musk

The Pope went on to specifically mention the billionaire Tesla chief executive’s growing wealth.

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