Managers of Wealth

Brexit: Asset managers retreat from the City of London

Brexit threatens UK’s position as world’s second-largest fund management centre

Don't flush the loo roll and never finish your food or you'll seem rude: 25 potential culture shocks from around the world

A handy infographic reveals some of the biggest culture shocks and how to avoid looking out of place when abroad.

Global HNWI wealth hits $60 trillion among 15.4 million people

In Capgemini’s latest ‘World Wealth Report'

‘I look at family offices as patient capital’

Soumya Rajan, MD & CEO, Waterfield Advisors, an India-focused boutique multi-family office, shares her views on how family offices are making a difference to the way UHNIs manage their wealth.

Thinking fast and slow for an Intelligent Retirement by Penny Lovell

Thinking, fast and slow is a fantastic book by Daniel Kahneman, who has been described as one of the fathers of behavioural finance. Kahneman believes that humans think in two ways.

Liars led by junkies by Tim Price

“In a stark warning to politicians, [Bank of England] governor Mark Carney said a downturn was on its way and Britain was already suffering from “economic post-traumatic stress disorder”.

Battle Of The Money Managers...

OM Asset Management is more of an affiliate structure; it acquires equity stakes, leverages global distribution, and assists with ownership transitioning.

Understanding the Five Categories of Wealth

You are an accounting professional in the United States.

Lagarde says Paris Club should not treat sovereign bonds held by state bodies

These cannot be accorded the seniority enjoyed by official claims extended for public policy purposes.

Do Taxes Really Cause the Rich to Move?

A new study finds that the wealthiest Americans are less mobile than lower income workers, but those who do relocate are looking for a tax cut.

Brexit's Impact on Asia by May Tung, DHR International

There is still much confusion and no small amount of unknowns as to how the future will unfold, exacerbated by the Prime Minister David Cameron’s resignation hours after the historic referendum, leaving the UK facing a tumultuous and uncertain polit

Brexit - An Update from Jersey Finance

We're sure you have been following the historic events occurring in the United Kingdom and the European Union following the UK referendum outcome to exit the EU.

Farmergeddon - The death of the complacent wealth manager?

What happens when an organisation fails to recruit and retain a sufficient number of Hunters and talented professionals and finds itself staffed entirely by Farmers?

Brexit & India - Hear the sound and not the noise

Sanjay Sachdev, Executive Chairman of ZyFin believes India will certainly be impacted by Brexit to the extent of its beta to emerging markets and the negative global sentiments in response.

Britain still maintains a healthy long-term economic outlook - St. James's Place

The referendum has sparked a surge of political instability in the UK. Stuart Mitchell of S.W. Mitchell Capital and fund manager of the St. James’s Place Greater European and Greater European Progressive fund, believes that “there is much to g

UBS and CS: Goodbye London Passport?

Foreign exchange trading, interbank services, and fund management are three examples of businesses that UBS and Credit Suisse can sell to EU clients thanks to a U.K.-based passport.

No surprises, Bill Gates leads world's rich list

They may seem different but what they all would agree on is no dream is too big. From stocks to space, we look at the top ten richest people in the world and what the bet their money on.

Strategy Insight: Brexit – Now What? - Brown Brothers Harriman

The British vote to leave the European Union reverberated throughout financial markets on Friday, mostly in predictable ways.

Well, that really was the week that was!! by Penny Lovell

It was a surprise to many that all the home nations qualified for the next round of the Euros, there was a referendum, extreme weather and storms hit hard and a whole lot more besides

Let freedom ring by Tim Price

So the British people have finally spoken.

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