Managers of Wealth

Brexit and Other Banking Risks

The Australian-born, 57-year-old investment banker is an avid poker player.

Will multinationals country by country tax reporting soon be made public

It’s beginning to look as though making public the country-by-country reporting of multinational corporations might be an easy win for those concerned with restoring the credentials of tax systems worldwide.

St. James’s Place – “Lloyds is a stock all income fund managers need to own”

Currency complications

U.S. Lifted The Crude Oil Export Ban, And Exports Went…Down By Charles Kennedy of Oilprice.com

Just over three months after the authorities lifted the four-decade ban on crude oil exports, the U.S. has actually exported less this year than it did over the same period the year before, when the ban was still in place.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained by Penny Lovell

As anyone who has invested money knows, Ariadne’s feeling that she was foolish to risk it all is a common one.

FOR decades looking after other people’s money has been a lucrative business

Consumers are finally revolting against an outdated industry

The Growing Appeal of Private Funds for Wealth Planning and Investment by David Inglesfield

Private funds are increasingly popular with international High Net Worth families and investors.

Is old tech putting banks under threat of extinction?

You put your card in the cash machine but nothing comes out. The bank's IT systems have crashed again.

UK dependencies and overseas territories denounced as 'biggest tax haven'

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on responsible tax has been examining the OECD’s BEPS recommendations to the G20. So what was the outcome?

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

Strategy update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners’ Multi Asset Solutions team.

Miton’s Anthony Rayner: “A more supportive environment for risk assets”

Central bank action, inaction or forward guidance has collectively soothed financial market nerves.

Upside Or Downsize? Look For these Market Signals, Says AB

The signals—three downside risks and three potential upside catalysts—are revealed in a blog, “Upside or downside? A look at today’s equity market”, by Vadim Zlotnikov, AB’s Chief Market Strategist.

The Digital Advisor Experience -- It is more than Robo Advice

Yet most robo-advisors say the personal touch investors historically valued, especially high net-worth clients, are no longer needed.

Wealth Matters: Death and Taxes by Penny Lovell

“In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” Benjamin Franklin

Inflation: No smoke without fire - eventually? by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Anyone remember inflation? Those of a certain age may recall those dreadful days of flared trousers, kipper ties and double digit inflation.

Easy to call bankers crooks, but are they the only ones?

Bankers are portrayed in film and television as leeches between crooked politicians and suicidal terrorists.

Interview with Rainer Nigg from Ameliora Wealth Management

Deloitte recently confirmed Switzerland as the world’s leading private wealth management centre. Why does Switzerland remain on top despite turbulences?

An Interview with Osama Hijji

Osama Hijji shares his views on internet banking

Our survey said by Tim Price

Most types of investment life forms participated, including pension funds, insurers, hedge funds and mutual funds.

Who’s tougher on tax avoidance – Labour or Conservatives? by George Bull

The fact that the question can – or has – to be asked reflects the roles which successive governments play in contributing to the design of the tax system in the UK. So how does that design look now? And which party is tougher on tax avoidance

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