Managers of Wealth

How Vinted is making second-hand the first choice worldwide

Last year, Vinted became France’s largest clothing retailer, well ahead of Shein and Decathlon.

One in four Dutch people think they have nothing worth taking for fraudsters

This assumption is incorrect, as personal data can be useful to criminals either immediately or later on.

Women’s average wealth falls £34k as UK gender gap widens

The research suggests the widening gap is increasingly being driven by differences in long-term wealth creation rather than earnings alone, with women less confident about investing and less likely to make key financial decisions.

Thailand’s richest billionaires: Red Bull family stays No. 1 as top five's fortune jumps $13B

Most of their rankings were unchanged, except for beer-to-property tycoon Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, who fell to fifth from fourth last year, according to Forbes.

TRP: Emerging market equity set up is compelling

There is a disconnect between fundamentals and valuations in emerging market equities, according to T. Rowe Price’s Agnes Ng.

The superyachts of tech's richest billionaires, from Jeff Bezos' Koru to Sergey Brin's Dragonfly

Over the past two years, three of the wealthiest people on the planet — Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sergey Brin — have taken possession of yachts over 100 meters long.

Swisscanto plans equal weight SMI fund

The new fund would represent a rare offering in the equal weight category.

St James’s Place tumbles as partner firm Sovereign Wealth said to be eyeing exit

According to its website, Sovereign Wealth has around £3bn of funds under management and a network of more than 50 advisers around the UK.

With more people and larger fortunes, the UHNW wealth transfer takes on new complexity

Four in 10 UHNW clients are over 70, with female wealth control set to nearly double, setting up opportunities for advisors.

Sotheby’s Is Adapting to a Softer Wine Market by Selling Access and Experiences—Not Just Bottles

The speculative boom has faded, estimates have become more realistic, and collectors who once competed aggressively for rare Burgundy and Bordeaux wines are taking their time

The future of wealth belongs to women: finding fiduciaries to meet the moment

To meet this moment, fiduciaries must close the service gap with a relational model that blends technical excellence with empathy, inclusion and education.

Tokenisation holds potential to unlock £33bn annual boost to UK economy by 2035

The report concludes that tokenisation is often too narrowly considered as a ‘niche financial technology’, but its true value is that it can enable a fundamental shift in how money, assets and information move.

Majority still favour passing on wealth despite inheritance disputes

Many have also seen more serious disagreements escalate into formal legal disputes.

Billionaire John Arnold has already donated nearly half his wealth. Now he’s funding a hunt for the health risks of sports betting.

But now Arnold Ventures, the foundation founded by the Arnolds, is going after an unsuspecting cause: sports betting.

Zurich second most expensive city in world for the wealthy

Zurich climbed three places compared with last year, according to the latest Julius Bär Lifestyle Index.

Cembra simplifies management structure

This change supports effective management and disciplined execution, while maintaining a strong focus on risk management and clear control responsibilities.

From pro footballer to sustainable biochemical entrepreneur: a conversation with Mathieu Flamini

Today, Mathieu Flamini is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GFBiochemicals, which is working to develop bio-based alternatives to fossil-derived chemicals.

Wealth is going ‘woke,’ says UBS: Rich people are now ‘younger, more female—and more openly queer,’ thanks to the Great Wealth Transfer

As these individuals begin passing on their fortunes, sums will go immediately to their Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z successors, and some cash will go to spouses.

Praxis supports Art for Guernsey exhibition celebrating the island’s iconic trees

From coastal trees shaped by the elements to those found in lanes, parks and gardens, they reflect Guernsey’s relationship with its environment and the shared responsibility to protect it for future generations.

Winners and losers: Billionaires boom but Brits suffer largest fall in wealth since pandemic

Total billionaire wealth rose by some 25 per cent – compared with just 10.8 per cent rise in average wealth globally – as a result of many super-rich investors’ outsized stake in the AI and tech boom.

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