Managers of Wealth

Selling residential property as a receiver: duties, strategy and risk management in a slower market

Reduced transaction volumes, political uncertainty and softer overseas demand have contributed to a slower market.

Zurich study: Swiss regret their caution when investing money

The Swiss are considered cautious – but this very trait could increasingly prove to be a disadvantage when it comes to wealth accumulation and retirement planning.

€243B Tech spend ahead, but only 1 in 4 firms achieves scale: WBAM Research reveals structural paradox

Research report by Monitor Deloitte and Objectway investigates how and why as-a-service models are gaining ground, and what separates successful execution from failed implementation.

OCBC to double wealth advisers in Indonesia after HSBC deal – report

The number of relationship managers will reach 400 by the end of 2026, through new recruitment and internal redeployments.

Which European countries are attracting millionaires — and which are losing them?

A handful of countries are cementing their appeal to globally mobile wealth, while some of the continent's largest economies face mounting pressure in retaining their affluent residents.

Vivien Jain: "The power is there"

For most of its history, the VSV was primarily known as a self-regulatory organization (SRO)

Shane Oliver joins Australian Wealth Management Summit as keynote speaker.

The speaker line-up for the 2026 Australian Wealth Management Summit will be joined by Shane Oliver, Head of Macro Strategy and Chief Economist at AMP.

Taking stock: Why we’re reducing our investment in equities

Our policy indicator is pointing to a tightening of financial conditions. We believe this represents a headwind for risk assets and so we are trimming our equity overweight and reallocating toward bonds.

Keir Starmer steps down as UK Prime Minister

Andy Burnham remains the overwhelming favourite to succeed him, with prediction markets currently assigning him approximately a 96% probability of becoming the next Labour leader.

Europe's ultra-rich: Which countries are adding the most $30m+ millionaires?

At the same time, the ranks of the ultra-rich are growing rapidly across the continent.

Allowing philanthropy to bloom as a long-term investment

Genocide survivor Taban Shoresh left a career in the City to build charity The Lotus Flower which supports women affected by conflict, and is now calling for a new approach to philanthropy

How wealth managers are tackling data fragmentation

A recent report from Fidelity International found that on average advisors spend just a third of their time with clients.

Muzinich’s Torres makes the case for European private credit

Local presence is crucial for sourcing and underwriting deals, Rafael Torres, co-head of private debt, Pan Europe at Muzinich & Co. tells FSA.

Pictet Alternative Advisors acquires Zurich Marriott Hotel for its direct real estate investment fund

The modernization of the guest rooms is also underway and will continue with the fund as the new owner, ensuring the hotel maintains its five-star standards.

Deutsche Bank joins Singapore’s gold clearing initiative as clearing member

SGX will establish the OTC gold clearing system for Loco Singapore by end of 2026, with interbank trading expected to build from 2027.

The 2026 Australian Wealth Management Summit returns

The highly anticipated 2026 Australian Wealth Management Summit will return on 13 August at the Shangri-La Sydney bringing together senior investment professionals, asset consultants, economists, and advisers.

Ultra-rich Americans are moving cash out of the market and hoarding historic levels. Here’s where they’re putting it

Higher market volatility and fears regarding persistently high inflation levels are a few major contributors to the shift away from equities and bonds.

Carried interest and UK residence: what the 2026 tax reset means for you

Instead, it is brought fully within the Income Tax framework, with most qualifying carry benefiting from a reduced effective rate of 34%, while non-qualifying carry may be subject to full Income Tax and National Insurance rates.

8 Wealth Planning lessons we can learn from the World Cup

Every World Cup creates those moments that get talked about for years after.

How do I begin to collect Modern art?

From making new discoveries to contributing to art history, UBS Art Advisors answer the most frequently asked questions from collectors

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