Managers of Wealth

Do You See Me?: 8 Ways to Let Your People Know They Matter

A common mistake among leaders is assuming they’re supposed to know almost everything—that their high status means others have little to contribute to their work.

Brexit uncertainty causes ‘hiring paralysis’ for London asset managers

Trend contrasts with number of fund management employees in rival EU markets increasing

Hedge fund administration – past, present and future

The decision to outsource drove immense economies of scale through central platform administrators providing gold-standard financial technology, experienced back-office and accounting teams and complex valuation modeling.

Rolls-Royce taps investors and lenders for billions to keep it rolling – don’t expect a quick payoff

Engine problems, Brexit and the pandemic have all contributed to the woes of a company, writes Jim Moore

ONS figures reveal precarious state of financial wellbeing in young adults

The ONS study proves that children have a decent grasp on the power and purpose money so it is only right we tap into that and teach them the skills they need to have a positive relationship with money.

Teodoro Cocca: «UBS and Credit Suisse Are Targets»

Conversely, this means some banks actually made remarkable progress on growth, profitability, or efficiency in recent years.

It could be an unsettled autumn for investors

Markets face a number of uncertainties in the coming months of COVID-19 restrictions

Dirty money has ‘metastasized’ within global banking system, top regulator says

New York’s financial regulator acknowledged that the financial system is “awash with trillions of dollars in dirty money,” and has called on banks to help fix it.

DeVere reports surge in demand for money apps amid environmental and Brexit fears

The deVere Vault Prepaid Mastercard®️ can be used online, in-store and at any ATM location across the globe where Mastercard is accepted.

EQ: Three ways the Pandemic is Testing Leaders

Think of Emotional Quotient (EQ) as an internal toolkit, or rather, a collection of faculties you can develop, helping you understand and regulate yourself and more skillfully manage your relationships.

The Nine Richest Women In The United States Are Not Self-made

So, in the Forbes 400 list for 2020, there are the nine richest women in the USA.

Power Failure by Tim Price

One of the refreshing aspects of social media in 2020 has been the ability of a well-curated Twitter feed to offer insights unavailable

Schroders and Man Group bosses prepare for 'messy markets' in Q4 2020

US election and Brexit could lead to more volatility

What Should Governments be Focused on for 2021? by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Face it: 2020 has been a disastrous year

Further consolidation expected as five largest asset managers exceed size of US economy

The world’s five largest asset management companies, BlackRock, Vanguard, UBS, State Street, and Fidelity International, hold USD22.5 trillion in assets combined, which is higher than the GDP of the United States.

Banks must do more to stop financial crime, says deVere

These revelations have prompted deVere, one of the foremost financial consultancies in operation, to declare that banks should “tone down the rhetoric” and instead focus on developing workable solutions for increasing the industry’s legi

Global Financial Centres Index 28

GFCI 28 again shows a relatively high level of volatility, with 23 centres rising ten or more places in the rankings and 20 falling ten or more places.

Where are the UK’s village property hotspots?

There are no areas of London where sales numbers have overtaken 2019’s full-year figures yet, but end-of-the-tube-line Upminster is the strongest market, with sales agreed up 42% so far this year on the same period last year.

Slippage in September By Gary Dugan

The global economy and markets continue their correction from the strength seen earlier in the summer.

Time to put on the varifocals by Rathbones

Depending on what lens you choose, the value of equities can vary widely.

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