Managers of Wealth

Wealth management bosses fear political fallout from Brexit

Report coincides with pound plummeting as Boris Johnson moves to suspend parliament

China’s Wine Market Looks “Corked” for Importers and Retailers in 2019

Despite positive outlooks and heavy investment by major global winemakers who expected the China market to go from strength to strength for the foreseeable future, it’s clear that the wine market is not following a similar path to spirits.

Monitoring Global Financial Stability

In other words: When forecasting GDP growth, think in terms of probabilities. It is important to consider not only expected growth but risks to expected growth.

Hire Leaders for What They Can Do, Not What They Have Done

This may explain why there are still a large number of incompetent leaders.

Je ne regret rien by Gary Dugan

The fact that the US needs the rest of the world to buy its debt to fund its largesse of overspending and nonsense tax cuts is of course forgotten.

The skies are darkening over Europe by Tim Price

The economic sky is not cloudless,” remarked Angela Merkel last week.

Boxing Market Volatility with A Different Fighting Style By Frédéric Babu

A long running bull market, interest rate uncertainty, and geopolitical turmoil have the potential to make markets more volatile.

The SM&CR – what is it and why do we need it?

Based on this recommendation, Parliament passed legislation in December 2013 that prompted the primary regulators of the financial services sector, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), to implement a Senior Mana

Forget the generation gap – the gulf between rich and poor tells the real story of our times

It is wealth, particularly inherited wealth, that is the crucial determinant of life chances

The Rarities and Oddities of a Vanished World

It’s fair to say that images of sporting have a relatively marginal place in our art world.

Asia’s Richest Families: The 20 Clans That Control $450 Billion

Hong Kong, which gave rise to six of the biggest family fortunes, has one of the widest wealth gaps.

Ex-bankers turn passion into business

Grant Ashton and Lelian Chew are two ex-bankers who created lifestyle concepts out of their love for wine and roses

Danish bank announces negative interest rates for millionaire saving accounts

Rich will lose money to lender each year

The One Job in Banking the Robots Can’t Take

The wave of scandals—at Denmark’s Danske Bank A/S, Deutsche Bank AG, and others—is undermining confidence in the industry well beyond the individual institutions involved.

Guernsey has reason to be optimistic

Global optimism was a net 39%, 15% down on where the sentiment was in the summer of 2018, and the weakest optimism score since Q4 2016.

6 High-End Products for Your Home That Are Worth the Money

If you’re more cautious and want to get an expert opinion before buying, check out Housemethod.com for guides, resources, and reviews on top products to help you decide if a product in mind is right for you and your needs.

How to invest in Africa’s future

For the most part Canadian have stayed away from pursuing opportunities in Africa.

Why Families Should Bring Business Practice Into Their Philanthropic Ventures

To ensure the family is affecting real change through their projects, Lavender said he uses a hands-on approach to evaluate progress and safeguard the project’s success.

Why banking is often a balancing act

Catering for UHNW clients leads us to work closely with many family offices.

Doors at 67 Pall Mall to open to non-members for the first time

“The club’s mission is to make fine wine accessible, and as such, this is a unique opportunity for non-members to experience what 67 Pall Mall has to offer for the very first time,” said the business.

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