Managers of Wealth

The Fed is in a Hole

The resurgence of COVID cases in the US has probably stopped investors from marking government bond yields far higher.

How sustainable are sovereign wealth funds?

Such data provide snapshots into the complex and often opaque world of sovereign funds, which collectively hold nearly $8 trillion in assets.

Philanthropy: A New Wave?

Emerging trends facing philanthropists of the future.

Private Market Liquidity: How Can Managers Adapt?

Private markets are evolving before our eyes as broader access and greater liquidity create a virtuous cycle

How Business Leaders Are Creatively Redefining the Workplace as Physical Buildings Reopen

During the pandemic, remote work proved its worth by demonstrating that employees can be just as—or even more—productive when working from home.

Women Making Changes In Their Family Wine Estates In Alsace, France

Agathe’s maternal grandparents were vineyard owners who were part of one of the local wine co-ops who had four children, two boys and two girls, and it was commonplace to leave vineyards to the male children.

This too shall pass by Tim Price

This is a psychological game and it’s all about power and control.

Martin Gilbert talks acquisitions, wealth and ETFs

Gilbert stepped down as Chairman of Aberdeen Standard Investments, the asset management business of SLA, on 30 September 2020.

Why you should expect further wealth manager consolidation

The top 25 UK wealth management firms make up around 85% of total UK wealth management assets.

Labuan IBFC awarded Best Asian Captive Domicile 2021

Third win for the midshore jurisdiction, as growth in captive insurance licenses continues to outpace Singapore and Hong Kong

Further improving Japan’s equity culture and wealth by John Vail, Nikko AM

Investment Insights by our experts and thought leaders

The postpandemic board agenda: Redefining corporate resilience

As boards move beyond crisis management, survey results suggest that specific risks and organizational issues are increasingly top of mind.

9 countries that offer citizenship-by-investment

Investment requirements, options for dependents, benefits and processing times for direct citizenship-by-investment to nine countries.

It’s not time to reduce equities but look for inflation sensitivity

We expect inflation to start to fade in the second half of the year, allowing central bankers to keep their foot on the accelerator with loose monetary policy.

Conversations in wealth management with TwentyFour’s Nick Knight-Evans

Maitland has shown flexibility and the willingness to adapt as our needs changed and we grew.

Towards the New Normal, Chapter Three: Restore

In times of exceptional change, coming back to what it was cannot happen, traditional models cannot keep up effectively with post-pandemic life.

Mizuho Bumps Pay for Junior Bankers

The banks are hoping stem a tide of defections of burned out bankers, and stave off moves to the tech sector, where banking talent is in demand as it muscles in on financial services.

Why regulators should treat stablecoins like banks

Cryptocurrencies are not yet a threat to the financial system, but the dangers are growing

The operational landscape through the lens of the COO

The pandemic also reinforced the importance of an effective COO function.

Diary of a Fund Manager - The Lights are on

The world she described may be one of rural stability, but the signs of change were clear.

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