Managers of Wealth

Picks And Shovels: The Changing Tools Of Investment Research

As a result, there is a terrific opportunity for investors to leverage this improved access to investment research in order to improve their investment outcomes.

Despite high U.S. markets, wealthy individuals are investing in cash

One recent example of this contrarian streak: their cash allocations.

These are London's 9 best restaurants for doing business

The restaurants range from super luxe eateries in London's most exclusive postcodes to a hyper modern dining room at the top of one of the capital's tallest buildings.

Steady Hands - Investing in Real Assets

“The growth of renewables since 2010 has created other challenges and opportunities in the wider energy space, which we are looking at,” says Corbally.

Could A Lithium Shortage De-Rail The Electric Car Boom? By James Stafford of Oilprice.com

We've gone electric, and there's no going back at this point. Lithium is our new fuel, but like fossil fuels, the reserves we're currently tapping into are finite—and that's what investors can take to the bank.

Secrets of my success: Alison Rose, RBS's commercial and private banking chief

I’m normally in the office from around 7am and my day is typically a mixture.

Is September the danger month for investors? Jason Hollands, Tilney Bestinvest

As the challenges of the summer months subside, does this mean that investors can breathe a sigh of collective relief after all? Perhaps not.

Multinationals in Emerging Markets: Greater Transparency Needed

In fact, 75 percent of companies scored less than 5, highlighting the magnitude of the problem.

Diversification is key to wealth planning

Providers have reduced their standard annuities by around 11% since the EU vote, with larger decreases for some other types of annuity

What are the key issues for wealth managers after Brexit vote and BoE rate cut?

Meanwhile, Tilney Bestinvest's director of investment strategy and research Ben Seager-Scott shares his thoughts on the Bank of England's latest monetary policy moves

If you made $120 million, what would you do?

The woman arrived at his door a few nights later, wearing a tennis dress, though the night was chilly.

UBS report highlights series of concerns over Chinese economy

Momentum of translating property sales and new starts into active investment or construction activity remains limited

Emerging Markets: faster, higher, stronger? Craig Botham, Schroders

High frequency data suggests a recovery of sorts in Brazil, though it will still be a few quarters before we see positive growth.

Investment trusts no longer lower cost than similar open ended funds

The firm argues the switch in performance advantage towards funds over the shorter time period will principally reflect a widening of investment trust discounts.

Hitting a home run on client engagement by Caroline Burkart, Scorpio Partnership

When I travelled to the West Coast this summer, my intention was to have a few weeks respite from HNW client engagement.

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

Corporate earnings beat low expectations; outlook less positive

Sparking Hope Through Philanthropy

In disheartening and divisive times, charitable acts can enable your clients to view the glass as “half full”

Global Outlook - Standard Life Investments

The August publication is largely devoted to various aspects of private markets and real assets.

58% Of Advisers Says Brexit Will Not Impact Their Business

In its annual Adviser Sentiment Summer Survey 2016, Panacea gathered views from over 60 advisers on some of the biggest issues currently impacting the financial advice sector including the recent Brexit vote, which 42% of advisers believe could prove dama

Why the days of Western banks in Asia are clearly numbered

N. Balakrishnan says the rising might of Eastern rivals and their own eroded reputations indicate that Western lenders, often guilty of bad choices, may become just a historical footnote within a generation

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