Managers of Wealth

How The New Workplace Paradigm Challenges Cybersecurity

A very noteworthy phenomenon in the field of security is that the typical organization relies on a vast and ever-increasing number of discreet security products to keep them safe.

Why fund managers from poorer families outshine richer peers

Research confirms that success of the less wealthy relies on effort and not on family contacts and education

Boom! by Tim Price

Along with other central banks, the Fed is trapped.

Who needs Spotify? Bentley’s upcoming electric car is so smart that it will use Artificial Intelligence to compose music in real-time according to match your driving style

The British luxury automaker wants to use AI to literally compose music in real-time to match based upon drivers’ inputs and driving style.

Interview: Lamborghini president and CEO Stephan Winkelmann on the carmaker’s electrification plans

Lamborghini has an ambitious roadmap for all its cars to be hybrid models by 2024, followed by an all-new full-electric Lambo before the end of the decade.

Choosing a wealth manager in the post-Covid world

Millions of poor people have lost their jobs and ate their savings, but wealthy people retain most of their income from work, pensions and investments, and lockdown hits leisure and travel spending.

The next chapter: Reaction to Rathbones and Saunderson House deal

The deal will strengthen Rathbones' financial planning capability in the professional services arena, namely servicing lawyers and accountants in London and the South East.

Owned and managed by a small number of partners, with the same families at its helm for a remarkable eight generations, the Pictet Group has been managing wealth and investments for its clients for over two centuries.

Swiss AGM Season 2021: Critical shareholders looking for more say

The lessons learned from the 2021 AGM season will keep investors and companies busy for a while.

How to make ESG issues core to investment manager selection, appointment and monitoring

These case studies reveal insights into leading practice from key practitioners and outlines innovative approaches to making ESG issues core to the relationship between asset managers and asset owners.

What property could you buy for US$2 million?

CBRE’s ‘Global Living Report 2020’ says Hong Kong is the world’s most expensive residential property market with flats going for US$1.25 million on average

Aristagora Group puts clients at the centre of world-class private banking and corporate finance services

The company blends its expertise in private and global investment banking with the support of international partners to provide a seamless cross-border experience

Shareholder opposition to Swiss CEO pay hits record high

CEO compensation decreased by 11.3% in 2020, driven by cash bonuses that were 27.6% lower.

Crypto Crash: Bitcoin bashers and crypto cynics are wrong, here’s why

Around $400 billion in value has been wiped from the total digital currency market since Friday, when a major Bitcoin mining hub ordered miners to shut down operations.

Credit Suisse’s New Boss Should Scare Investment Bankers

Horta-Osorio wants to rehabilitate the firm’s battered reputation but that may require only a few adjustments to reality. Just look at Deutsche Bank.

Differentiators that help family businesses to thrive

Family businesses have not been immune to the challenges of the last year or so, but the influence of the family is their special ingredient, compared to other business structures, when it comes to resilience.

Lists of top bosses are fine but what about the 50 worst?

Employees and customers could benefit from knowing more about the least impressive CEOs

A review: Delio’s real estate roundtable

During the hour-long session, our panel shared their thoughts on a wide variety of topics; the impact of Covid, Brexit and changes in the risk appetite of investors were all discussed, plus much more in between.

Asset Management to Supersede Swiss Private Banking

About nine of ten of those asked rated asset management as important or very important for Swiss finance.

2021-2022- Forecasts: Insufficient Global Coordination for a Steady Recovery

In her latest publication, Edmond de Rothschild Group’s Chief Economist has highlighted the discrepancy between US outperformance, eurozone recovery and Asian growth being undermined by low vaccination rates and continued border restrictions.

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