Managers of Wealth

UK Estate Planning trends in the wake of the Coronavirus

Often this relates to an individual or family who hasn’t previously formalised any plans but also those who would like to review any plans already in place.

In Extraordinary Times, Lawyers Need Creative Solutions

It takes creative problem solving and a nimble business culture to thrive in times like these.

Office Obsolescence – Why Working Remotely is the Future of Business

The beauty of remote working is that it almost entirely eliminates the need for your workforce to travel to work every day.

Boris Johnson remains in intensive care after no change in condition

Raab to deputise after PM transferred as precaution in case he needs a ventilator

“Bank of England purchases – why so fast?” - Kames Capital

“Better to be early to the party than not attend at all.”

Why Digital Mastery is Needed to Survive COVID-19

Since it passed on the opportunity to build a digital brand, create new brand communities, and engage with customers on social media, it went out of business in just three weeks.

Episode 27: Get Ready for The ABCDs of Innovation with Chris Perry, President of Broadridge

How Broadridge helps our clients understand and apply next-gen technologies

Hedge fund managers really miss Mayfair: ‘Money is money, but it’s not the same’

Being cooped up at home has an extra sting for the slice of the finance industry that relies heavily on networking

CDS Indices at the time of crisis - Mohammed Kazmi, UBP

While liquidity strains in the system are obvious, central banks have their attention squarely on the matter.

Before Coronavirus by Tim Price

Nor need we shrink from honestly facing conditions in our country today.

Coronavirus Survival Guide for Wealth Managers

The digitally equipped wealth management firms are able to take on this crisis.

How WealthTech Companies Survived Past Recessions

The global economy needed more than a decade to recover.

Coronavirus crisis shows need for wealth tax, basic income, Financial Times editorial argues

To address the economic inequalities exposed by the virus, the editorial board of the London-based newspaper proposed major reforms like basic income

Pass the Remote: Why We Can’t All Work from Home

Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs and Professor of Economics at the University of Buckingham

Ludicrous speed by Tim Price

That pollution is not CO2; CO2 is not a pollutant.

Asset Management Europe: April 2020

The ultimate impact will depend on the magnitude and duration of isolation, but also on the extent of the destruction of demand and value chains.

Advisers deny flight to cash despite rise in enquiries

This was the week prime minister Boris Johnson advised the British public to avoid pubs, restaurants and theatres and told everyone who could work from home to do so.

Review of the Week: The Eye of the Storm

Europe’s COVID-19 cases seem to be peaking, the UK has at least another fortnight to go and America’s problems seem to be only beginning.

Opportunities in a crisis by Rupert Silver, CREDO

All of this has been happening in an environment where corporates have until recently taken on more debt to support share buybacks and to take advantage of historically low-interest rates.

Post COVID-19: Lasting Impact on Society Following Coronavirus Crisis will Create Favorable Growth Conditions for Fintech Firms, New Report Claims

It adds that the current economic uncertainty and instability has placed considerable pressure on several major business activities, including fundraising, cash management, marketing and staff management.

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