Managers of Wealth

Australia Could be the Most Preferred Business Destination After Coronavirus Pandemic Says Phoenix Business Advisory

The Australian government has introduced a number of measures through its stimulus packages amidst the COVID-19 crisis.

Will coronavirus turn big banks towards fintech?

Traditional banks aren’t used to moving quickly, but will coronavirus change that? AltFi’s Aisling Finn is doubtful.

Wealthy Preppers Are Riding This Out in Multimillion-Dollar Bunkers

Cold War backyard bunkers are out. Subterranean communes are in.

Banks should not be shamed into a do-gooder lending binge

The middle of crisis of deepening and unknown scale is not the time to increase leverage

Rich Asian investors are losing billions on fixed coupon notes

Promised payouts of as high as 12% annually have been dwarfed by capital losses tied to stock declines

Interview: Global Ventures founder sees investment opportunities in post-COVID-19 world

Pandemic will spark innovation in agriculture, education and health

Defeating the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

We are experiencing a unique event—a global pandemic—and this calls for a new but immediate partnership among the private, public and non-profit sectors.

Home Office Designs: 3 Unexpected Ways to Bring the Outside In

Make working from home work for you—and turn your workspace into a sanctuary—with advice from top interiors experts

The Art Market Adjusts: Artists interacting in new ways

Artists really think about the world in such unique ways, so I love having their perspective during this time.

Internet Is Hailing This U.K Airline For Rescuing Abandoned Cats & Dogs Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

And in order to help these furballs, lots of charities joined hands to plan a rescue mission.

From Turks and Caicos to Curaçao, 10 Beaches to Dream About

Grace Bay Beach, Turks and Caicos When you talk about the ultimate beaches in the wider region, Turks and Caicos’ signature shoreline is right around the top of the list.

Looming Earnings Season Offers Next Test for Rebounding Stock Market

‘We haven’t really seen markets reflect the full extent of the damage that coronavirus is having to corporate profitability,’ one strategist says

In These Times, What Really Matters To Lawyers?

The study surveyed 1,394 partners and 1,079 associates and is full of interesting factoids, made even more interesting in these perilous times.

Why the rent is due for rich people in the time of coronavirus

So when it comes to pitching in during the pandemic, there’s a range of behavior and responses by the wealthy, just like with you, your family and your friends.

World’s Richest Arabs 2020

Arab billionaires’ total wealth declined 19.4% from a total of $58.7 billion to $47.3 billion, dropping by $11.4 billion—more than the wealth of the two richest people in the Arab world combined.

Three Simple Steps to Modernize Legacy Banking Systems

Banks must modernize their legacy banking systems in order to compete in this evolving marketplace.

Rich Asians Face Billions in Losses on Structured Notes

About 5%, or more than $80 billion, of Asian private banking assets outside mainland China is probably tied to such notes, estimates University of Hong Kong Professor Dragon Tang.

How the coronavirus crisis has hit South Africa’s richest people

“As of March 18, when we finalised this list, Forbes counted 2,095 billionaires, 58 fewer than a year ago and 226 fewer than just 12 days earlier, when we initially calculated these net worths.”

What we really need is a centralised fiscal response and a single EU debt instrument issue By Artur Baluszynski, Henderson Rowe

Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs are predicting that US Q1 GDP growth will be hit by between 5% and 10%

So How Much Wealth Destruction Has Truly Occurred Since February?

A tool that can help us in thinking through this tug-of-war between perception and reality includes sentiment readings.

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