Managers of Wealth

Assume the brace position as markets react to shock Trump win

Prospect for a post Brexit U.K.- US trade deal radically improved

Quilter Cheviot- Richard Carter's commentary on the US Presidential election

As the world wakes up to digest the news of a Donald Trump victory, Richard Carter, head of fixed interest research at Quilter Cheviot, examines the implications for investors and explains how portfolios are positioned in light of the result.

Is the Trump inspired dollar slide over already?

You need to look at the dollar versus particular currencies rather than making sweeping statements

Investors and HNW individuals poised to capitalize on Trump victory

“They will also appreciate that under Trump’s policies some sectors will do significantly better than others. The mining and oil sectors are, for example, likely to rally as he has promised to limit environmental laws.”

A Trump presidency and what this means? Nancy Curtin, Close Brothers Asset Management

Donald Trump rode a wave of populism to defeat Hillary Clinton in the race to become the 45th President of the United States; he will govern with a Republican-dominated Congress for the first time since Bush’s administration in 2003-2007.

How can wealth and asset managers get ahead of the fintech revolution?

There is no doubt the need to reduce costs will drive greater use of technology.

The Big Interview: Duncan Gourlay of Weatherbys Private Bank

The private bank arm launched in 2006, open to individuals with a net worth of more than £3 million or an annual income in excess of £300,000.

Forget Nostalgia: Air Travel Was Not Better in the So-called 'Golden Age'

In many ways, for many more people, flying is better today

Former Barclays boss says technology is the key to scandal-free banking

Jenkins, who has often been described as the nicest man in banking, also told the newspaper that the growing usefulness of technology in the sector would soon result in less need for bankers.

From the Editor's Desk: Showmanship, branding and a $1500 smartphone

Of course the $1500 Porsche Design Huawei Mate 9 is ridiculous. That's the whole point.

Swiss offer tough Brexit lessons for Britain's banks

The Swiss finance minister even suggested last month that a deal on financial services might be impossible.

Investing through the Looking Glass by Tim Price

There are problems, and there are solutions.

A growing need for an even playing field

And in turn, those individuals might look at markets elsewhere.

Trump vs. Clinton - the word on Wall Street

As polls show Trump and Clinton neck and neck in the last few days of the race for president, our New York based Chief US Markets Strategist, Tony Dwyer, gives his views and the likely impact on markets.

Impact Investing Awaits Rise of Asia’s Young Rich

Socially responsible investing will flourish once control of family fortunes pass to younger generations.

Currency risk; the next scandal in UK financial services? - Ben Raven,Tavistock Investments

The FCA demand portfolios “truly reflect the investment need and risk appetite of customers”. However, clients are often exposed to a risk that is not sufficiently discussed, that they are not signing up for and which is likely to result in po

Standard Life Investments - Getting real about consumption

Global income and consumption trends changed markedly over the past three years as a result of the oil price collapse in mid-2014, producing economic winners and losers along geographic lines.

St. James’s Place – “New partnerships and no pensions”

Brexit has not yet led to the predicted adverse economic forecasts - UK growth data remains positive

Modern robber barons ride wave of M&A deals

Competition is less likely to be reinvigorated where barriers to entry are high

Mists and Whisky: Quality in uncertain times by Penny Lovell

espite our apparent economic uncertainty, it’s hard to be too pessimistic.

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