Managers of Wealth

Luxury Homes Tie Chinese Communist Elite to Hong Kong’s Fate

Her partner owns a now-retired racehorse and spent hundreds of millions on a stake in the storied Peninsula Hotel that he later sold.

Family offices are driving innovation and being well rewarded

Global report shows that family offices are significant funders of innovative businesses and getting good returns

McKinsey: «A Third of Clients Weren't Contacted During the Crisis»

Private banks are trying to maintain the momentum from the crisis.

All change in Sanlam Income study as UK dividends tumble

Liontrust’s Income fund has regained its top spot on Sanlam UK’s twice-yearly study on the UK equity income sector.

Time to evolve ESG analysis – Mona Shah

Before the pandemic, there was a mass of ESG data available.

Tough-to-Impress Harvard Grad Molds Fortunes of China’s Rich

Jeneration oversees $2.5 billion of asset for families, funds

Working remotely? Take a break every 30 minutes — your home office may be ruining your back!

The study recommends workers should stand and move around for two minutes every half-hour.

How to reshape the C-suite for a better working world

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered the C-suite’s responsibilities. Here’s how senior leaders can navigate a changing world.

JPMorgan and UBS Wealth Both See Value in Corporate Bonds

JPMorgan says credit as an asset class appears ‘cheap’

Swiss bankruptcies decline by fifth despite Covid-19, says KOF

The results saw large variations by region and industry, according to the report.

The Coolest New Watches Don’t Look New At All

Watches created with vintage patina—a.k.a. “fauxtina”—are the best way to get your hands on the tropical dial of your dreams.

Top 10 Things In Order To Travel More Sustainably In Summer Vacations

Also, keep in mind that each extra kilo is aggravating for the environment as each extra kilo requires extra fuel for an airplane to take-off.

How Social Isolation in the Pandemic is Compounding Loneliness for Many—Even Those at the Top

Our social isolation during this pandemic has only compounded the existential pain of loneliness felt by so many Americans.

Nothing Personal…It’s Just Business

There’s a personal connection to the business from the moment a jobseeker clicks the ‘Apply’ button.

Are Leaders and Managers Essential Workers?

Signs appeared on streets around the country thanking them for their courage and noble persistence in their work as the pandemic unfolded.

Impact investing could change capitalism forever

Sir Ronald Cohen explains how weaving social good into the fabric of business and investment could change the world for the better

Carey Olsen partners discuss transparency on latest episode of Stephenson Harwood's private wealth podcast

They discussed what the commitment by a number of Overseas Territories (including Bermuda and Cayman) actually means in practice and the future of transparency and privacy measures across the offshore world and more generally.

Will Swiss Banks Eventually Have to Leave Hong Kong?

The new requirement may put (Swiss) banks on a collision course with the basis of the initiative because they potentially could lead to human rights infringements.

All banks can learn lessons from ECB ICT risk survey

There are some recurring themes in the ECB report around ensuring appropriate IT skills in the boardroom, reducing reliance on legacy end-of-life (EOL) systems and considering how to manage change.

Schroders’ experts preview the 2020 US presidential election

Schroders’ experts share their views on the 2020 US presidential race; from what the polls are telling us, to the potential impact on markets and policy.

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