Managers of Wealth

A day of shame for Aussie banks: Bligh

Bligh said Australia's banks had to do whatever it takes to earn back the trust of Australian's which she conceded had been lost.

Winners of the 5th Monaco Yacht Show Superyacht Awards Ceremony

The award honors the superyacht whose construction complies with the environmental standards established by the Italian classification company RINA.

Task Force report shows momentum building for climate-related financial disclosures

The FSB has asked the Task Force to publish a further status report in June 2019 which will allow for analysis of disclosures made in 2018 financial reports.

Coutts: Just how much of a threat is the trade war?

A key factor is how damaging it could all be for the US which continues to be the powerhouse of global economic growth.

Deutsche Bank had internal talks about a merger with Swiss giant UBS

The discussions were part of a meeting in which the bank's supervisory board also discussed a long-vaunted merger with Commerzbank, Germany's second-biggest bank and one of Deutsche Bank's key domestic rivals.

Brexit - Not Looking Forward to Halloween by Gary Dugan

Government falls - fresh election; but, opinion polls show the two main parties running kneck and kneck.

World's Largest Wealth Fund Says Companies Pay CEOs All Wrong

Norway oil fund has said it favors pay caps, restricted shares

"A good move" for OECD on artificial intelligence by Garry Kasparov

In this video, Garry Kasparov supports the new OECD expert group on artificial intelligence, which brings together experts to discuss the policy angles for this game-changing technology

Celebrating Female Leadership by Penny Lovell

Not content with successful stints at News International, The Times, Sunday Times, and the highly successful start-ups where she worked for over a decade, Karen launched her own publishing company, Citywealth, back in 2005.

What does the shape of the yield curve tell us?

Getting the timing wrong can be ruinous, and complicating the equation is the fact that, historically, the curve can invert, uninvert and reinvert again several times preceding recession.

Being an obvious idiot is the worst part of value investing

The difference as a value investor is that you get things wrong in ways that are obvious, seemingly stupid and embarrassing.

Made in Britain: Brexit fears haven't stopped these iconic global brands being produced right here at home

Britain is the world's eight biggest manufacturer and there are plenty of household brands produced right here in spite of economic fears about Brexit

What’s hot and what’s not in the global property market

Property sales to non-Spanish residents in Andalusia are rapidly approaching pre-crisis levels, the real-estate analyst Euroval reports.

Impact investing crosses generation gap

Socially responsible investment can be a way of bringing the generations together

Downfall by St. James’s Place

Lehman’s demise also offered a reminder that politics still mattered on markets.

'Big Bank' Blackstone, Not Just For Billionaires

There's a strong incentive for private equity firms to generate outsized returns, rather than focusing on earnings and dividend growth.

How High Net Worth Individuals Can Succeed In Their Investment Plans With Non-Traditional Assets

Investing in non-traditional assets opens new avenues for wealth creation by allowing investments in Private Equity, Real Estate and Securitisation, among others.

Superyachts don’t automatically mean super-villains

Apart from yacht registration, many BOTs offer a wide range of corporate and financial services

Pre-Marital Agreements and International Families living in Asia

Over the next 20 to 30 years, we are likely to witness substantial amounts of that wealth being transferred.

The Rise of Investment Migration

Demand for alternative residence and citizenship is now driving thousands of individuals to investment migration programs each year.

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