Managers of Wealth

Here’s why this economist says the ‘perfect’ tax rate for the rich is 75%

The 75% rate would only apply to the top 1% of Americans, or those who earn more than $500,000 in income in 2019.

''Entrepreneurs form the Backbone of the British Economy''

In conversation with the man behind the world’s most active investor in growing companies

Beaufort adds 19th firm in network drive

The advice landscape is changing and, with many advisers leaving the industry and many more set to retire over the next few years

How much does implementing technology cost for advisers?

Smaller developments can have ‘the fastest and biggest impact’ on IFAs

Mirova Leads Coalition of 66 Investors to Take Action toward Gender Equality

In addition to calling for increased transparency on this topic, the purpose of this statement is to encourage companies to sign the Women’s Empowerment Principles.

Phishing the Famous

Man Who Targeted Celebrities Sentenced; Simple Precautions Can Keep Your Information Safe

The Eight Characteristics Of Top CEOS And CHROs

While their job roles and responsibilities may differ, it is these eight characteristics, which individually enable them to successfully navigate a path to success and when combined becomes a formidable force.

Joel Blake OBE Urges Businesses To 'Go Glocal'

This means having a global mindset and reach, but at the same time accommodating the cultures, ideals and needs of your local audiences.

Give Us Your Rich, Europe Tells the U.K.

Italy and other European countries are slashing taxes and rolling out incentives to persuade the wealthy to relocate

8 signs you’re not building wealth as fast as you think

A growing 401(k) balance is always a good thing, but that doesn't necessarily mean you're building wealth.

Women changing the wealth landscape in the Middle East

Between 20% and 40% of wealth in the region is held by or for women

3 ways to relocate to Monaco without millions

One of the very first questions people ask is how much money they need to relocate into the Principality.

Barcelona and Real Madrid risk future with Spain tax issues

Bumper contracts worth a lot of money are offered and the players come to Spain to enjoy the time of their lives in every sense.

Brexit uncertainty pushing HNWIs to Jersey

Economic Development minister Lyndon Farnham told the newspaper that he felt the spike in inquiries was, in part, due to uncertainty caused by Brexit.

Brexit uncertainty pushing HNWIs to Jersey

Economic Development minister Lyndon Farnham told the newspaper that he felt the spike in inquiries was, in part, due to uncertainty caused by Brexit.

Is UBS Leaving Money On The Table By Not Focusing Enough On Investment Banking Operations?

Keeping in mind the fact that UBS has consolidated its balance sheet well over the years by focusing on wealth management, now may be a good time for it to complement the business model by expanding its presence in key investment banking areas.

Family Office Advisers See Interest In Leaving Hong Kong

The shift comes at a critical time for Hong Kong, which has been roiled by months of violent protests that have made investors fearful of direct intervention by Chinese authorities to quell the unrest.

Revealed: London the best city to start a business post Brexit

Where in the UK is the best place to start a Brexit business according to company’s house data?

Class, cliques and social codes: doing more on diversity by Christopher Woolard

Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at the UBS Hedge Fund COO Conference.

Researchers: America's richest 400 families now pay a lower tax rate than the middle class

The tipping point came last year when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was signed into law by President Donald Trump at the end of 2017, took effect.

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