Managers of Wealth

Guernsey substance and benefits of the mature NPPR

Guernsey is a mature, highly experienced and transparent jurisdiction, operating in cooperation with the European Commission, ensuring this is clearly understood and acknowledged.

Are Your Children Ready for Your Wealth? - Coutts

Being wealthy can be amazing.

What do young wealth managers most value at work?

A clearly marked career path is the most important factor to younger wealth managers and advisers

Hong Kong protests and Brexit could both end up benefiting financial elites

Global finance has attracted a number of Chinese elites but has not benefited a large chunk of Hong Kong society.

Female wealth accumulation surpasses men

It said women had seen a greater wealth accumulation than men over the last 12 years which was boosting the gender equality.

Fine Wine Flows into Alternative Asset Portfolios

“It is true that our HNW and UHNW clients have been investing in ne wine for many years,” writes Helen Cox,

China is disrupting the world's diamond sector

The "sustainability" issue is becoming a bigger selling point for lab-grown diamonds.

Affordability of owning a racehorse - should you invest?

The thrill of ownership is one of the best experiences. Once it’s got hold of you, it’s rare you can let it go,” explains Charlie Liverton, Chief Executive of the Racehorse Owners Association.

Central banker: useful functionary, or Cockney rhyming slang? by Tim Price

The open issues are, when and at what cost to society?

Surfing the waves of opportunity in Guernsey

Alternative asset investment continues to experience rapid growth with market data suggesting global alternative assets under management could top $21trn by 2025.

Brexit 'just a short-term domestic problem' says UK boss of Swiss bank Julius Baer

Mr Durlacher, a career banker who has been in his current role for more than two years, says the firm's Belfast clients aren't particularly exercised at the current political or economic volatility at home.

Swiss bank accounts aren't as great as they used to be

It's nearly a decade since monetary authorities across Europe started experimenting with negative rates.

Millennials Favor Ethical Investments Over High Returns

At their sold-out event in London at the end of July, Jennifer Wu, Global Head of Sustainable Investing at JP Morgan, agreed with this sentiment and said that “we are less powerful if that is the only way we do impact investing.

One in four wealth managers feared unready for SMCR

Gilly Green, managing partner at Sionic, speaks about the challenges that firms are facing in implementing the senior managers certification regime.

10 Strategies to Protect Ultra-High Net worth Family Wealth

Although it would take exceptional levels of irresponsibility, or a major financial catastrophe to develop financial issues, such as foreclosure or bankruptcy with this sort of wealth, it’s not something that’s unheard of.

Enhancing Jersey’s Philanthropic Wealth Structures

This act is important for many wealthy families who look to structure that “giving” to causes with which they identify.

$500 Billion in Dividends out of the Double Irish with a Dutch twist (with a bit of Help from Bermuda)

The offshore profits of a lot of U.S. companies were, so to speak, summering in Ireland and wintering in Bermuda.*

US – China trade: the view from Nikko AM

Equity dividend yields should also start protecting the downside more now, as risk free rates keep falling.

These Nine Individuals Are Transforming 21st-Century Philanthropy

“He had a revolutionary vision of giving away his fortune, not as charity, but through investments in people that have the potential to achieve lasting change," said Vartan Gregorian, president of Carnegie Corporation of New York and chairman o

A Wealth Management Retrospective: 50 Years Of Evolution And Disruption

As the financial services marketplace broadened and evolved, wealth managers began to focus on risk management in a more meaningful way.

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