Managers of Wealth

Deutsche Bank analyst: Bitcoin will be 'ultra-volatile,' but it’s here to stay

An analyst from global banking giant Deutsche Bank expects Bitcoin will enjoy a “first-mover advantage" over other cryptocurrencies for the foreseeable future.

Who goes there? by Tim Price

The premise of Who Goes There ? is that a team of scientists in Antarctica stumbles upon a crashed alien spaceship and its frozen pilot.

Succession planning for family businesses: when is the best time to engage the next generation?

Passing down such a legacy can be a very emotive subject, especially when owners feel passionately that the ethos and values of their particular organisation need to be preserved and passed down.

Diversity in banking: Switzerland as a developing country

On the other hand, the finding that Switzerland is still a developing country in terms of diversity when compared to other European countries is not very flattering.

Is Cryptocurrency the Same as a Fine Wine or Classic Cars?

What drives the value of cryptocurrency, and why Wealth Managers should take note

HSBC working with 8 countries in backing CBDCs

They are already operating in certain countries and a number of major central banks are actively developing and piloting their own versions.

The Fight to Control the $2 Trillion Crypto Market Is Heating Up

Investors are being rattled by volatility as the two biggest economies — the U.S. and China — seek to tighten their grip on Bitcoin and other digital currencies.

Why the Chinese are destroying their wealth creators

Chinese officials are telling newspersons that 'they are getting ready for a possible storm', and it points in the opposite direction.

China's crypto ban puts spotlight on central banks putting their own spin on digital coins

The Bank of International Settlements/BIS's innovation hub recently announced plans to build a crypto platform so the international community of central bankers can transact in CBDCs and other crypto assets.

The Road to a True Normal

We may have been isolated from each other in the past year but that doesn't mean you have to be on your own.

FCA’s proposals for a new listing regime

Speech by Clare Cole, Director of Market Oversight, FCA to City & Financial's 'The Modernisation of the Listing Regime' event.

Lords of Misrule by Tim Price

Government clearly plays a dominant role in the modern economy.

Not So Evergrande by Gary Dugan

The firm has large outstanding commitments

Asset manager M&A means technology providers must keep up

As a result, the firm ended up with a smoother process, with a single touchpoint for clients and executing across markets and jurisdictions while meeting each market's relevant rules and regulations.

SNB Monetary policy assessment of 23 September 2021

Swiss National Bank maintains expansionary monetary policy

By the end of this decade, rich tourists will be able to vacation on the International Space station

This is not the first time NASA has revealed its plans on commercializing the ISS.

Spotlight on Private Wealth: resolving family conflict

The potential for disputes to arise within families and between families, and third parties is always present.

Ultra-Rich Boom Is Fueling an M&A Frenzy for Wealth Advisers

The pace of deals is on track to be the most since the early 2000s as rich clients proliferate.

Amundi's Joevin Teo: «Investors Should Be Vigilant»

First, investors should be vigilant as the continued spread of the delta variant worldwide could lead to potential deceleration in economic growth, although further lockdowns are unlikely given how governments have witnessed the devastating effects on var

China Evergrande chairman says to ensure home deliveries and wealth products redemption

With $305 billion in liabilities, Evergrande is struggling to meet its debt obligations and investors worry that the rot could spread to creditors including banks in China and abroad.

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