09/08/2017
Driving passion investments concours elegance
The sixth annual celebration of prestigious automobiles coincided with the release of the latest edition of the Coutts Index of passion assets.
Comment & Analysis
09/07/2017
Aberdeen Standard Investments - Hitting the sweet spot
If our economic forecasts are correct, labour markets will generally tighten over the next 12 months
09/06/2017
Why now could be the time to unwind for central banks: Coutts
Central banks are not going to sell such large numbers of bonds swiftly, and their messaging to the markets will be extremely important throughout.
09/05/2017
Rare musical instruments top 'objects of desire'
Wealthy investors can rev up their returns by buying fast cars or fine wine, but that can be risky
09/05/2017
Northern Ireland named ‘fourth most prosperous region in UK’
As Northern Ireland grows in prosperity, so does its number of wealthy individuals.
09/05/2017
Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs by Gary Dugan
Maybe it's in human nature to hope for the best, but a good investor should always assess the risks to the rosy scenario.
09/05/2017
OMG! Why would Old Mutual let Buxton leave OMGI?
Star fund manager could just as easily walk away to set up his own boutique
09/05/2017
When the Rich Said No to Getting Richer
Romney didn’t try to make every dollar he could, or anywhere close to it.
09/05/2017
St. James’s Place – 'Global economic momentum persists despite rocky markets'
Despite rocky moments in politics and on markets, US and UK stocks ended August in the black, as global economic momentum persisted.
09/04/2017
Where to find the biggest investment returns according to Coutts: Classic cars are better than luxury properties
Classic cars were found to have dropped in the short term - 10.4 per cent in 2016 - but over the past 12 years they are the best performing, rising in value by more than 300 per cent.
09/04/2017
Capitalism is a rigged game — but one we’re far better off playing
For that reason alone it is worth investigating his claim.
09/04/2017
The Wall by Tim Price
The most expensive wall in the world isn’t the one being considered by Donald Trump across the Mexican border.
09/04/2017
Active management is not in a death spiral
Global assets are forecast to reach $112tn by 2020, with $74tn in active management
08/31/2017
Swiss banks' operating income falls for first time since 2012: SBA
The number of banking jobs in Switzerland also declined by 1.6 percent to 101,382 full-time positions, the SBA said, but added that "a slight rise in the employment trend is emerging for the remainder of 2017".
08/31/2017
Analysis: The Best Laid Plans
It’s been a huge challenge.
08/31/2017
New listings rise and award win for TISE
TISE has also won an award for the Most Innovative Capital Markets Listing in the 2017 Fintech Awards run by trade publication Wealth and Finance International.
08/30/2017
League Table: Hot Swiss Bankers
The Asia faction represented well.
08/30/2017
St. James’s Place – “Jackson Hole – central bankers warn about the dangers of deregulation”
As the US president confronted perceived enemies at home and abroad, the annual meeting of the world’s central bankers delivered some balm for markets
08/30/2017
Would you get on a pilotless plane? These people would
However, it seemed Americans are more gung-ho about the idea than some other nations.
08/30/2017
Julius Baer expert: artificial intelligence is undervalued
Vallesi said that there are three drivers that will bring AI forward over the coming years: data abundance, increasing computing power and improved algorithms.