Managers of Wealth

Power and neutrality: An advisor’s role in philanthropy and society

Rebuilding better after this 2020 reset is an exciting prospect.

Expect the unexpected in 2021, including unanticipated business events

It can also expose firms to increased risk if their existing systems and expertise may not be able to handle the irregularities.

Are we in a bubble?

A simple PE could be misleading if investors expect earnings to recover.

Working from home is losing its effectiveness, bank executives say

He predicted that more people would come back to offices to work, but with flexibility to work from home.

Covid Versus Biden's Budget Promises

Investors continue to be pulled in two opposite directions.

The NBA’s private equity plan is in motion and it’s betting on the allure of sports ownership

The NBA is banking on private equity investment to bring it financial optionality and a new pool sports ownership seekers.

Stock pickers beat the index in 2020: Has active management turned the tide in battle against passive?

The data found that income managers struggled to beat the index, primarily as a result of their inherent value style bias, while North American managers were flat compared to the broader index.

WealthTech Talks: Enhancing financial planning for UK wealth managers

As with many other areas of need and opportunity in the wealth management sector, there is clearly a strong case for modern technology tools to enhance, scale and build out the offering.

Guernsey funds industry continues to flourish, says Monterey Insight report

Total fund assets serviced in Guernsey were up to $428.4 billion, with numbers of serviced schemes and sub-funds also increased.

Unresolved Issues by John Wyn-Evans, Investec

What are the continuing effects of the forces that have been driving markets for the past twelve months?

Salutary Growth by Alain Krief, Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management

For high yield bonds, economic recovery and growth generally go together with tightening credit spreads and more downward pressure on the lowest-rated categories.

Top Bankers Sound Alarm That Remote Work Is Starting to Grate

Staley said small companies and consumers are increasing their deposits and decreasing their borrowing.

Europe’s bank bosses under pressure

“This crisis has thrown up huge strategic opportunities and challenges for banks — CEOs must not get distracted.”

Remote Possibilities: The Pro’s Guide to Long-Term Working from Home

Three professionals share their working-from-home strategies for the long haul—plus, we explore the new option of working from paradise instead

Europe remains the 'sick man' of the global economy

The ECB does appear slightly disconnected from reality as while vaccines are being deployed

2021 outlook: M&A leads the economic recovery

For some, growth will come within industries, with market leaders strengthening their position as the economy continues to recover.

The Great Grift by Tim Price

The point of the speech is not to refer to the world, but to refer to the system of symbols that historically legitimated the American political order.

Millennial Leaders Can Change the Role of CEO – If We Let it Change Us First

This maxim has proven to be especially true in 2020, a year that threw historic obstacles in business leaders’ paths.

Guernsey Finance Chief Executive upbeat about prospects for 2021 and beyond

Mr Pleasant said that, in the absence of business travel, since taking up his post he had conducted an audit of the agency’s strategy and activity both in Guernsey and overseas.

4 Tips on how to embrace prosperity and wealth

You don’t want to be one of these people who see prosperity passing them by and keep being jealous of others who end up being rich.

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