Managers of Wealth

Billionaire Stocking Fillers: A Meaningful Gift Guide

After this strange, stop-and-start year, what better way to put a spring in your step than conceiving the perfect present for a loved one.

Tesla’s India Fans Are Eager To Buy Elon Musk’s Cars, But Politics Is Getting In The Way

The company is at a standoff with the Modi government, which wants Musk to commit to building electric vehicles locally before providing subsidies or waiving tariffs that make importing Teslas prohibitively expensive.

Swiss banks expect market access deal with Britain in 2022 - NZZ

"I expect an agreement with Great Britain on market access in 2022," the paper quoted Rohner as saying.

Key Challenges of Regulatory Reporting

As this conversation continues to unfold, firms will need to pay close attention if they are to enhance their regulatory reporting and avoid enforcement action.

Multigenerational wealth – how to keep it in the family

Around 70% of wealthy families will lose their wealth by the second generation, and 90% will lose it by the third.

Leveraging a strong UXD process to gain your client’s trust

UXD is the process used by design teams to create specific products considering the whole context: from the user’s most intimate thoughts to the whole context of use in the physical world.

Hong Kong Losing Favor as Global Hub of Choice

Although U.S. firms accounted for the largest portion of departures from Hong Kong as a regional hub

Goldman Sachs analysts predict Ethereum will rally by 80% toward $8,000 target

The director refers to the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index, which compares inflation to the USD 2-year, 2-year forward inflation swap.

Firm moves for better wealth management in Nigeria

The company, through its mobile interface, offers exclusively dollar-denominated investments in global equities, real estate and fixed income across local and foreign funds.

Five trends driving compliance automation in wealth management

Because compliance relies on data that is often collected from disparate systems, the manual processes that have long been the standard are particularly error-prone and expose firms to the risk of penalties.

NFTs are attracting a new generation of visitors

They maintain the original dimensions, are strictly limited in production, secured against theft and are accompanied by an NFT and a certificate of authenticity.

How sustainable cities are reshaping industries

Cities are the main source of greenhouse gas emissions and with populations growing, it is time that they become leading examples of the shift to net zero.

Is your talent really walking out the door to avoid a COVID vaccine?

One of employers’ biggest hesitancies for mandating vaccination is a fear of losing employees in a hot job market.

Innovating to net zero: An executive’s guide to climate technology

Advanced technologies are critical to stopping climate change—and the drive to develop and scale them is accelerating. Here are five themes that could attract $2 trillion of annual investment by 2025.

Institutional crypto adoption – will it happen?

Mass adoption of cryptocurrencies by financial institutions would consolidate and, in many ways, legitimise the Web3 economy.

No business is an island: You don't have to go it alone on Sustainability

Sharing information, networks and expertise could have immense benefits in driving sustainability in your business

Emerging markets, rising rates and diverging fortunes

Emerging markets are fighting Covid with lower vaccination rates2 and some of the world’s highest mortality and infection levels.

Gender Equality And Diversity: A Central Theme For Responsible Investors

The scandal facing Activision Blizzard since last July has not gone unnoticed, even by responsible investors. Let our SRI specialist Simon Perrin talk you through this sadly hot topic.

A new age of economic optimism, or simply wishful thinking?

Pulling a rabbit out the hat, the Chancellor announced that the aid budget will be restored to 0.7% of GDP by 2024/25, but only if the fiscal rules are met.

Citigroup CEO: Asia is 'the epicenter of wealth creation'

The International Monetary Fund last week cut its economic forecast for Asia this year, as observers forecast the spread of the slowdown to neighboring trade partners in the region.

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