Managers of Wealth

Victor Wanyama scoops Best of Africa role model award

Participants of African descent but raised in other countries also receive recognition.

Why aren’t wealth managers seizing digital opportunities?

This is a serious concern for banks

Co-Investing And Next-Gen Attitude To Be Surveyed In New Family Report

The Global Family Office Report survey returned online earlier this month as the backbone of the influential study with new facets of the family office sector to explore.

How to prevent a generation of entitlement

And yet money and inheritance remain a taboo subject in many families.

How Banks Can Compete Against an Army of Fintech Startups

The marketing, underwriting, and servicing of SME loans have largely taken a backseat.

Concierge Auctions Accepting Sellers For June Auction Aimed At High Net Worth Chinese Buyers

Bidding will be hosted on Concierge Auctions' mobile app, allowing buyers to participate in real-time from anywhere in the world.

A new twist on boosting discretion

We offer managed accounts that are sub-advised by managers we have picked

Hyundai's Genesis Brand Is A Legitimate Challenger To German Luxury Automakers

The only thing wanting perhaps is some of the state-of-the-art accident avoidance tech.

These are the 10 highest paying companies in the UK

The big guns in tech and finance still dominate when it comes to large salaries in the UK.

Chinese Fugitive Guo Wengui Lost $500 Million In UBS Margin Call

Shares of Haitong Securities trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange spiked in 2015 and then plunged amid a wide market sell-off.

South Africa to Study Annual Wealth Tax as It Targets Rich

It is well established that economic inequality inhibits economic growth and undermines social, economic and political stability.

Collecting Art Made Easy

Want to buy art? Bloomberg has a primer, FinMason builds out its staff and high school kids need some college financial planning help.

Why choose a robo-adviser?

The traditional world of financial advice is being disrupted by technology.

Value set for comeback: Nikko AM

This was driven by very low bond yields and long-lasting low economic growth.

Events by Tim Price

The shift in sentiment has been profound. On 24th June 2016, Martin Wolf, the chief economics commentator for the Financial Times, wrote, in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit referendum, that

Farewell, David Rockefeller, Beetle Collector

The Republican Party in 2003 could barely sputter the word gay, much less take a progressive half-step forward.

Rothschild's sweet return as banker's protege Emmanuel Macron marches on the Elysee Palace

Certainly the financial markets are betting on wholesale reforms.

Alternative Finance And The Rise Of The Fintech Unicorn

We think these will set the pace for the rest of the year.

When a man retires and time is no longer a matter of urgent importance, his colleagues generally present him with a watch. – R. C. Sheriff

We need to ensure that we are self-sufficient and financially secure for the duration of retirement and, of course, time plays a large part in achieving this.

A wealth management veteran explains why understanding emotions is key to investing

He has spent much of that career advising his fellow financial advisers to follow suit.

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