Managers of Wealth

Speech by John Glen

Economic Secretary to the Treasury John Glen’s speech at TheCityUK Annual Dinner

Britain's biggest banks preparing to trigger bonus bonanza

Banks have been benefiting from a boom in corporate deals, rising interest rates and lower-than-expected losses on loans handed out through the pandemic.

Creating a healthy workspace as workers return

Legally, employers have a duty to manage risks to those affected by their business.

Africa as the last frontier of global growth – and where the US and China are headed

We foresee 2022 bearing witness to new unicorns coming out of Africa

Is An Increasingly Digitised Experience A Threat To Loyalty Or The Key To Loyalty?

It’s the best experience that will afford wealth management firms a competitive edge.

Wealth management will see an AI revolution in 2022

Overnight, the pandemic made digital the primary channel for clients to engage with their wealth manager and adviser, and they like it.

3 Key Trends Transforming the Swiss Wealth Management Industry

These ecosystems allow for the exchange of data and services within and outside the wealth management industry.

The volatility and complexity of the US labour market data beg the question as to how the Fed is supposed to decide about the appropriateness and objectivity of its monetary policy when the quality and accuracy of the data is so open to question.

The WealthiHer Network Doubles Growth

This month alone, The Network has secured three new investment firms with a combined £50.1 billion assets under management a year.

Managing the downturn

The Bank of England hiked a further 25bp as expected last week, but with four out of nine committee members voting for a 50bp

How wealth management technology solutions are changing the industry

Wealth Managers were also tasked with strengthening their operations and increasing their productivity amidst decreasing profits and rising regulations in the industry.

Investors are waiting for the right opportunity: UBS

UBS’ Investor Sentiment Survey found that UAE investors were concerned about the pandemic, rising healthcare costs and the global trade conflict

Financials: rising rates & digital opportunities by UBP

The bank of tomorrow will be more digital, faster and cheaper, and will also require regulation to protect consumers who are chasing competitive pricing and convenience. Innovative incumbent banks are well-positioned for the future.

Investors plan to stay invested amid concerns - UBS

Investor optimism took a 7% dip since last quarter, with US investors expressing concerns about inflation, and for good reason.

The changing face of banking - how sustainability and inclusion are reshaping the industry

In 2020, the banks received a wave of sympathy and gratitude because they, along with the Finance Department and the National Bank, got Covid-19 loans up and running so quickly.

The Paradox of the Small Swiss Private Bank

The small institutes, on the other hand, have to contend with high operating costs.

Waverton Investment: Hard assets for hard times

Hard assets, or real assets, are a subset of alternative investments.

Loan growth aggravates risk of a monetary policy mistake

Will January’s negative performance be a precursor to a rockier 2022?

Salomon Brothers Alumni Tap Storied Firm’s Legacy in Revival

Investment bank targets New York State middle-market firms

Sweet Ride: 10 New Cars We’re Most Excited to Check Out in 2022

This isn’t the first time McLaren has taken the hybrid route, but as the Artura is the British supercar maker’s debut attempt at bringing a petrol-electric machine into full production, it does mark a significant step towards the future.

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