Managers of Wealth

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Is there a diversity of countries, regions, styles and varietals?

Boutique bank Moelis wins advisory role of its life

Moelis will be the internal independent adviser, a key position in which it will provide counsel on selection of underwriters, how much to pay them and where the shares should be listed, said the sources.

Hedge funds and asset managers take opposing views on rates

Trading positions in US Treasury futures suggests a divergence in market opinion

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

They didn’t accumulate their wealth because they chose a stereotypically lucrative career path either.

Investing Legend Warns of Market Risk

Protectionist actions may be popular, but history has shown they’re counterproductive, he says. Klarman also frets that Trump’s stimulus plan “could prove quite inflationary, which would likely shock investors.”

Tompkins’s Heirs Said to Tap Lazard to Sell Argentine Ranches

More than $50 million is expected from the sales.

Barack Obama and Richard Branson revealed burgeoning friendship during watersport competition in British Virgin Islands

One of the first stories Barack told me when he and Michelle arrived on Moskito Island was how, just before he became President, he had been surfing on a dangerous break in Hawaii.

The super-rich are using this nanny agency to find yoga trainers and 'clean eating' chefs for their kids

The expectation isn't just on the children.

This Japanese Billionaire CEO Expects to Benefit from Trump’s Deregulation

Billionaire Son pledged a $50 billion investment and 50,000 new jobs in the United States after meeting Trump in early December.

Pinto: Why Stanhope's co-founders parted ways

The pair set up Stanhope in 2004 and it has since gathered $9.5 billion (£7.6 billion) of assets under management.

Here are 3 things rich people do differently

What are going to do about your money?

Global unconstrained fund managers best, says UBS WM's Lecher

Lecher manages discretionary portfolios and also does the fund selection for both the advisory and discretionary shelf within Asia-Pacific.

OMGI's Heslop: 'Flat is the new up'

The $7.1bn (£5.6bn) long/short strategy returned 2.4 per cent last year, but this was only following a sharp turnaround in early September.

MDs leave Credit Suisse’s equities business as UBS men join

Rauly was global head of complex equity and hybrid trading at UBS.

St. James’s Place – “Leading indicators unmoved by unorthodox times”

Leading US, UK and eurozone indicators portrayed a healthy global economy, even as stocks stuttered and political risk mounted.

The Great Wave, or just another ripple? by Penny Lovell

As I write my 100th weekly piece it strikes me as a nice co-incidence that our 8th Trustee Leadership Programme was filled to the brim with 100 future potential charity trustees.

The proof by Tim Price

The typical household’s approach to wealth management was “to throw investment opportunities together, so your overall portfolio structure is all over the shop”, said Tang Ning, chief executive.” - ‘Robo-advisers look to tam

Billionaire diplomat 'disappears' in Hong Kong

Tomorrow Holdings controls nine listed companies, holding shares in over 30 financial institutions, including 12 city commercial banks, six securities companies, trust firms, insurers, mutual fund companies, futures firms and asset management companies.

Shoppes price tag may still draw some investors

The property has to be assessed based on yield or the operating income from the mall, and how it stacks up against market expectations.

Times of Change: 2017 Outlook

Trump, Brexit, Barclays POINT…what can we learn from the market events that surprised us most?

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