Managers of Wealth

7 out of 10 people without an adviser only plan short-term finances

The difficult part is starting to plan long-term

The Implications Of Financial Stress

The quarterly Global Outlook from Standard Life Investments considers how investors’ portfolios should be positioned for the next phase of the cycle, after a prolonged period of financial stress.

Navigating multi-strategy hedge fund waters in the quest for outsized returns - Alex Tsatsos, Aurum

Writes for Citywire's Modern Investor Magazine

Schroders finds demand for income and active strategies still front of investors’ minds

The survey of 2000 intermediaries showed that most respondents expect demand for investment advice to increase over the coming months

The truth about risk in multi-asset portfolios by James Klempster, Momenutm Global Investment Managment

Can we control risk in multi-asset portfolios?

The forces of the bull regime are lining up - Mikio Kumada, CIIA, Global Strategist LGT Capital Partners

Following two volatile months in the aftermath of China’s stock market crash and the US rate hike postponement, global investors have apparently started to recover from their latest manic-depressive outburst.

Emerging markets: Out of adversity comes opportunity? - Columbia Threadneedle Investments

Emerging market equities delivered stellar returns for much of the noughties.

Coutts Wealth Watch - MLP yields: resilient amid oil slide

There is no delicate way of expressing it. Master Limited Partnerships, which generate income through their ownership of US energy infrastructure, have had a terrible year.

The Golden Years are over - how to deal with volatility and crowdedness

Asset allocators have had some golden years behind them.

The end of tax avoidance as we know it? by Rebecca Reading

So the OECD has delivered its final package of reports on its Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project. So what does this mean for the large multinationals, and is there is a danger that smaller business with international operations could end up

St. James's Place Market Bulletin - Summer showers

Investors will be happy to see the end of a volatile third quarter and now is a good time to put the recent fears into context. The figures were never going to be particularly positive but some signs remained good, especially as recently released data sug

Dubai’s ruler launches global aid foundation

The Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives project will focus on education, innovation and the eradication of poverty

Coutts Global Markets Weekly: Where we stand on China and global growth

An old investment adage says that when the US sneezes, the world catches a cold.

Dr. Optimism: How I stopped worrying and learned to love the markets! by Penny Lovell

“A merry heart goes all the day, Your sad tires in a mile-a.” William Shakespeare, Winter’s Tale, Act 4, Scene 3.

Elon Musk’s sleight of hand by Gavin Sheridan Founder/CEO @Vizlegal

And remember: “To accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable transport.” Yup, that’s what Tesla Mobility would be, if Tesla can pull it off.

Challenging Complacency - Why we need an economic challenger by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Most of our daily press does have a certain right wing bias, with some being quite blatant and others somewhat more subtle.

There May be Trouble Ahead by Toby Birch

To be fair they have history on their side. The most spectacular gains tend to come in short bursts,

The Next Decade Of Wealth: New Money And Implications For Brands

In the coming decade, it will be increasingly important to segment and understand the wealthy at a more detailed level – most likely defined by cities within countries.

Dammit, Janet by Tim Price

According to Einstein, time is affected by gravity. Clocks far from strong gravitational fields run more quickly; those close by run more slowly.

Rathbones - 2015 4th quarter - key themes

Active investment well-suited to volatile markets

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