Managers of Wealth

ESG investing to become 'normal', says UBS

Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) is set to become a standard consideration in investment decisions within five to 10 years, says UBS.

Jersey's Value to Africa by Geoff Cook

I had the pleasure of contributing to the Financial Times Growth Market Summit 2015 in New York today.

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

Financial markets are now waiting for two of the three main events this month

Chelverton Asset Management looks to challenge Small Cap myth

In posting these numbers Chelverton has underlined its pedigree and has challenged a number of commonly held myths about Small Cap investing, namely that they are financially weaker and have lower quality earnings than their larger peers, and that small t

EUROPE, JAPAN AND EMERGING ASIA TOP BARINGS’ CIO 2016 MARKET

Europe, Japan and Emerging Asia are set to deliver the best equity market performance in 2016, according to Ken Lambden, CIO at Baring Asset Management in London.

Canada's banking bet on the world's 1%: Don Pittis

Whether they realize it or not, Canadian pensioners are taking a stake in the world's rich

New offshore disclosure facility to be ‘tougher’ than Liechtenstein by Mike Down

With the registration for the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility closing on 31 December, a new ‘tougher’ offshore disclosure facility will take its place, giving tax evaders a ‘last chance’ opportunity to come clean. So what will th

Destination ‘filthy rich’: Where the wealthy go to get even richer

A mountainous country where nothing comes cheap but many of the world’s filthy rich come to grow their fortunes.

What investors should know about China's stock market rally by Weili Jasmine Huang

China’s government owns a significant share of companies which they need to unwind, and this is going to hang over the stock market in the months and years to come.

Seasonal slips - St. James's Place

European stocks were boosted by hopes that the European Central Bank (ECB) will increase easing measures and possibly lower rates at its meeting this week, which will offer a timely boost to the eurozone’s most heavily-indebted countries.

Manchester City deal is good business for China

The authors are Reuters Breakingviews columnists. The opinions expressed are their own.

Is there a British Google or Facebook Out There? by Justin Urquhart Stewart

There is a new club in town, it's called "Scale Up Club".

Incoming Barclays boss needs to ensure the gung-ho era is past

The case involved a secret transaction worth an eye-watering £1.9bn

Wealthy Chinese love private schools but private equity finds profits harder

Avenues' American backers, led by mid-sized private equity firms, seem to possess a quality rare for such entities: patience.

Banks embrace ‘the age of asset management’

Fund management is a priority area for many of the world’s largest banks, including Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and UBS.

Why Everyone Should Have Unlimited Vacation Days

Why Traditional Vacation Had To Go

Coutts: Equities in the lead as year-end approaches

As November comes to a close, the general trend in the markets for the month has been positive for developed-market equities and negative for US Treasuries.

Stern words from banking's anti-banker

But the understated Brit is already making clear that under his leadership, Deutsche Bank will make a break with its immediate past -- or indeed, reconnect with its history.

Autumn Statement proposals you may have missed by George Bull

Now the Chancellor’s Red Box has closed for the final time this year, we take a more detailed look at Autumn Statement 2015…

Britain joins sovereign wealth party too late

The economics of this plan, which was first floated by Osborne in 2014, are fragile.

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