Managers of Wealth

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.

Looking To Score: Family Offices Play Sports Investing Game

Along with sports, Goldman also featured artificial intelligence, secondaries and digital assets as prominent investment themes garnering the attention of family offices.

Why Bill Gates’ $120 Billion Net Worth No Longer Secures Him a Top 10 Spot

For the first time in 30 years, Gates is absent from America’s—and the world’s—top 10 wealthiest.

Gold breakout highlights attractive portfolio diversification properties

The drivers of the recent rise include concerns around tariff-induced inflation and a slowing US economy, a steepening in developed market bond yield curves and a weaker dollar.

Experts identify deficiencies and omissions in the Numarics transaction

The results are divided into three areas: governance, decision-making basis, and reporting, and reveal deficiencies and omissions in specific areas in the transaction from Numarics to radicant.

What the Murdoch succession saga teaches elite families about wealth and power

The Murdoch succession saga reveals the hidden complexities of passing on vast family wealth.

Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Proposal: Redefining CEO Compensation in the 21st Century

Tesla’s recent move to propose a $1 trillion compensation package for Elon Musk represents the boldest statement yet in this ongoing corporate drama.

London's status as a global hub for the world's rich may be under threat — but it's still holding on to their fortunes

The UK is facing an exodus of super-wealthy residents after changes in its tax policies.

Former Baloise CEO Gert De Winter has passed away

He was CEO of the insurer for seven years.

Meet Kingdom Group: the fast-growing UK-based services provider that covers everything from security to healthcare

The firm is still founder-owned and led. CEO Terry Barton shows no sign of slowing down – Kingdom now supports more than 5,000 customers and employs around 11,500 people.

Cantor Fitzgerald brings equity architects behind Berenberg's DACH success

Now the equity guru is taking over at Cantor Fitzgerald and driving the New York-based financial firm's expansion into Europe.

Why Italy is bucking the super-rich clampdown

A long-time favorite of the rich and famous, Italy is now attracting a fresh influx of ultra-wealthy arrivals looking to make the most of la dolce vita.

Will the economy’s 2025 resilience continue?

After outpacing cautious expectations in the first half of the year, the global economy could face new challenges from trade policy uncertainty and inflation over the coming months.

Swiss insurance sector posts mixed results in the 2024 financial year

Swiss insurance companies achieved aggregate annual profits of CHF 10.4 billion in 2024, which represents a 24% decrease over the previous year.

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