Managers of Wealth

Standard Life Investments - One size doesn't fit all

While there are signs of improving momentum across the global economy, we still believe there is justification for looser policy in many regions.

Regulation drives wealth industry's costs up to £4.5 billion

The report said that the bulk of the costs are driven by front office requirements, with £1.86 billion spent on front office professional for full service wealth managers, investment managers and private banks.

World economy strengthens despite uncertainty hitting new highs - Schroders

"Despite the increase in economic uncertainty, the world economy is strengthening with business surveys signalling an acceleration in growth. Concerns about Brexit and President Trump’s populist policies have been swept aside, prompting talk of

Cohesion Investments remain bullish on the investment opportunity that India presents for investors today.

Two of the things that have most held India back over the years have been corruption and the cash driven black economy, and Mr Modi addressed both in one swoop overnight.

Indian businessman buys Dubai's priciest property

Sprawling Dh53 million mansion perched above a golf course has recently been sold to a millionaire expat.

If The Center Of Influence Is The Client, Why Do So Few Wealth Managers Act Accordingly?

This commonly held perspective is right on target.

Dawn Fitzpatrick to Lead Investing at George Soros’s Investment Firm

The company also put on trades that benefited from Britain’s vote in June to exit the European Union.

Odey AM European fund manager departs after 18 years

The talent bench is strong and I leave our clients in good hands.

Ultra Luxury exhibition to debut in November

The GCC represent a big opportunity for luxury brands.

Open letter to Mark Carney on Robo-Advice By Adam French, Founder and CEO of Scalable Capital

The recent FCA Asset Management Study has highlighted many worrying concerns about the practices of incumbent asset management firms that need to be addressed.

St. James’s Place – “Earnings season presents a varied landscape as May and Trump “lead the world together”

The BT accounting scandal “does not significantly alter the investment case”, says Nick Purves of RWC Partners and that the price has fallen too far, Adrian Frost of Artemis Investment Management adds that BT is “a strong business with d

Trump’s travel ban: markets spooked, investors will be seeking out bargains

The deVere CEO continues: “The markets are jittery, but I think this is more a bump in the road than a major obstacle - for the moment at least.

Eurozone GDP comment - Nancy Curtin, CBAM

The economy is now seeing some momentum in the shape of improvement in the jobs market, while consumers are increasingly confident about spending despite price rises.

Scaling Three Eiffel Towers: REGTECH and the view from the top

Well, according to JWG, in the years between the financial crisis and 2020, regulators in G20 countries will have produced a document pile the height of three Eiffel Towers.

Trump's Two Huge Gifts To High-Caliber Wealth Managers

In the world President Trump is creating, increases in pools of financial assets will certainly benefit investment professionals.

Nobel Peace Prize Laureates To Honor Sir Richard Branson For Peace Building Efforts

The Peace Summit Award will be presented on Saturday, February 4, by Colombian President

Schroders' Azad Zangana: European growth, inflation and unemployment all heading in the right direction

While we do not expect the European Central Bank to change its policy stance, we do expect a more vigorous discussion of policy in coming months, with particular pressure coming from representatives from northern Europe.

International Client - Saffery Champness

The reasons that make Cyprus a popular destination for foreign investors.

Weekly Round-up of the financial markets from Charles Stanley

What happens when rates go up?

Making money from money

At the same time, the access rate of private banking products and services in Asia Pacific is still low at 20% compared to Europe which is at 70%

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