Managers of Wealth

Billionaire Investors Back A Gold Price Rally In 2016 By James Stafford of Oilprice.com

And thanks to an overvalued U.S. dollar, gold may have nowhere to go but up.

China’s Banks: How Fixing Problems Can Make Them Worse

Document 82 could leave banks with a capital hole of more than $150 billion

World’s 50 Best Restaurants announces the 2016 51-100 list

This year’s awards host city, New York, sees five restaurants appear on the list including Thomas Keller’s Per Se at No.52

More Product, Fintech Pacts On Radars As Managers Tussle For Assets in Asia

This is one of the key findings of Cerulli Associates' newly-released report, Asian Distribution Dynamics 2016: Responding to an Evolving Landscape.

Four questions for Lutz Overlack, Head of Sales at BLI

“We have to be careful not to lose sight of the whole picture”

Euro 2016: Where are the best equity opportunities among the tournament favourites?

With the Euro 2016 football tournament about to get under way, Martin Skanberg and Nicholette MacDonald-Brown, European Equities Fund Managers assess the investment opportunities offered by some of the main contenders.

Finance execs back blockchain and AI potential - survey

The survey was conducted with 92 banking and capital markets institutions, with executives that are directly involved with technology decisions at their firm.

Schroders: Our hopes and concerns for the current market

The bond market, for example, now looks incredibly expensive.

Bahamas Improves Ranking as a Caribbean Destination

The Bahamas leapfrogged Jamaica in this year’s absolute ranking, the report states.

St. James’s Place – If oil reaches $60, it will limit growth in the Eurozone and Japan

The price of oil continued to rise last week, pushing above $50 a barrel, despite a decision by OPEC not to cut production. In this context, a rising oil price might be seen as a net positive for the global economy, but a report by Citigroup suggests the

Can Singapore stay clean when banks play dirty for wealthy clients?

Being a private banking hub exposes the city-state to tainted money, analysts tell Money Mind. But bankers have been sent a strong message to play by compliance rules - or else.

Barclays’ Ex-CEO Sees Blockchain Uprooting Critical Core of Banking

Speaking at the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, Jenkins touched upon banks’ reliance on maturity transformation – a core component of retail banking, critical to its very existence.

Jack Nicklaus leads tributes to Muhammad Ali from the world of golf

I was incredibly honoured and humbled to receive an award in December bearing his name.

What does Lord Rothschild know about the markets that others don't?

Its approach has barely changed since the end of the Second World War.

The root of good art by Penny Lovell

“When a new work of art is created something happens simultaneously to all the works of art that preceded it.” T. S. Elliot

Currencies – Gold, paper, plastic by Justin Urquhart Stewart

For centuries, countries and those trying to run their economies have fretted over the value and strength of their currencies.

Why portfolio theory is wrong by Tim Price

Capitalism is a matter of risks and rewards

Miton’s David Jane: Risk – it’s a question of experience

Risk in its simplest sense is uncertainty and that is a fact of life in the investment world.

INSIGHT - Latest edition of SANNE Connect

Martin Schnaier and Peter O'Leary from our Debt division examine peer-to-peer lending platforms as a new investment focus for institutions;

Brazil bounce could be short-lived, warn Nikko AM duo

Brazil will need to enact reforms to return the country to a sustainable path before losing the confidence of the markets.

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