Managers of Wealth

Moving to Monaco is sometimes not all about Taxation

So let us get ‘the elephant out of the room’ so we can concentrate on what really makes Monaco a very special place for people who choose to relocate to this wonderful country.

Credit Bank of Moscow only Russian company in Forbes list

The Growth Champions List includes companies which have achieved maximum average annual income growth during 2014-17.

Women to watch: top female fund managers reaping returns

Here are the female fund managers taking Switzerland by storm.

Despite Brexit uncertainty, the UK FinTech industry is still attractive to investors

UK FinTech investment in the first half of the year beats funding levels from H1 2017

Asia's rich a growing force in venture capital

Private banks widen services to facilitate direct investments

Off to University? A is for allowance, B is for budgeting by Penny Lovell

Despite soaring fees, £9-11,000 a year on average according to the Government, it’s not putting people off of university and student numbers have increased relentlessly.

Three years down the toilet by Tim Price

“In the 1970s, the Yale economist Herbert Scarf determined that the time to equilibrium scales exponentially with the number of products and services in the economy to the power of four"

Study: Wealthy people cheat more than others

Six years ago, Keltner and a then-graduate student in his lab, Paul Piff, published influential innovative experiments that confirmed many of our worst assumptions about the rich and the corrupting power of wealth.

Why one wealth manager believes becoming a millionaire is 'meaningless'

Ben Rogers, who has worked at Wilmslow-based company Equilibrium since 2015

'The Geometry of Wealth' author Portnoy talks about how money figures in a joyful life

With defining a purpose, we need to discover and articulate what brings us deeper contentment.

How philanthropy can support the growth of data for social good

Most data remains in private hands, used to increase business efficiency and profitability.

Why Global Citizenship Matters by Dominic Volek, Managing Partner, Henley & Partners Singapore

The global citizenship-by-investment industry matters and, by all accounts, it is here to stay.

Richard Branson Wants to Make the Caribbean a “Climate-Smart Zone”

Already, 26 Caribbean countries have signed on to the drive, supported by 40 private-sector companies.

Wealth Management Challenges: Client Retention in the Digital Age

Yet many of the traditional wealth managers still question whether the inheriting generation will really want or expect different services/solutions from wealth managers.

Swiss Life increases fee income in the first half of 2018 – net profit up by 7% to CHF 561 million

"Swiss Life continued its positive development in the first half of 2018", says Patrick Frost, CEO of the Swiss Life Group.

New study raises red flags on tax haven role in environmental destruction

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development estimates that about $200 billion is lost every year by developing countries due to tax avoidance.

Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World – review

Suddenly the world ceased to make sense in terms of what, a few weeks before, passed as conventional wisdom – even McDonald’s, for goodness sake, could not secure an overdraft from Bank of America!

Qatar Investment Authority becomes largest investor in Credit Suisse

QIA is set to play crucial role in boosting tourism sector of Indonesia.

Was GAM right to block investors taking money out of its funds?

So-called ‘redemption gates’ act as a safety measure, but they can they damage relationships with clients

Speaking truth to power by Tim Price

Informed and disciplined capital allocation – whether of unitholders’ funds, or of disparate corporate revenues – is the bedrock of our portfolios and moreover the heart of the modern free enterprise economy.

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