Managers of Wealth

‘It’s not philanthropy, it’s good business’: Why CEOs should deliver social change

Skerritts CEO Paul Feeney says contributing to good causes is important for wealthy clients and company bosses alike.

How far away is price stability in the eurozone and Switzerland?

Last month inflation in the eurozone and in Switzerland fell more than expected, continuing the decline that began a few months ago.

May sees modest inflows with bond funds leading the way

Fixed Income funds saw inflows of £632 million, while Government Bond was the top selling sector with net retail sales of £658 million.

Independent and professional solutions for financial service providers

The group is completed by Reuss Private Access AG in Liechtenstein, which is geared towards cross-border services.

UBS and Credit Suisse Team Up With Soccer Players

The offer includes 756 NFTs designed by Swiss artist Daniela Filippelli and implemented on the Ethereum blockchain.

Tidjane Thiam's Spac is Nearing the Finish Line

The transaction can proceed now that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the registration of the merger.

IGM Financial cutting jobs and office space in search for savings

The company plans to reduce IG Wealth Management offices

Barclays Wimbledon Sponsorship Seen as a Fossilized Racket

At the forefront is the major British bank Barclays, the official banking partner of Wimbledon.

Weighing up Japan’s attractions for foreign investors

At this point, Japan looks likely to register a second consecutive year of above-target inflation, in line with our earlier expectations.

Inflation to slow by end-2023, asset inflows from ultra-wealthy persons not driving up costs: MAS

Prices of goods and services in Singapore are predicted to rise at a slower pace than previously expected, said Monetary Authority of Singapore chief Ravi Menon

Mergers and acquisitions: Who comes out winning, shareholders or clients?

Time and time again we are told about the ever-rising costs of managing regulation, controlling risk, investing in technology, and attracting the best talent. And how, against that backdrop, biggest is always best.

Expect more challenges for stocks in the second half

Equity pricing looks at odds with slowing growth and stickier inflation.

Can we really do well by doing good?

Social needs have never been greater – let’s do something about it

96% of UK-based wealth managers expect fine wine investing to increase

It is the leading ‘passion asset’ ahead of watches and luxury handbags

Lombard Odier survey on women and investing: facing the future with conviction and without compromise

The female clients and business partners who responded to our survey prioritise the management and preservation of their wealth, with a view to eventually transferring it to the next generation.

A controlled emergency landing

In the US, tighter credit is curbing demand, while strong job markets and consumer savings are supporting it.

How HNWIs Avoid Financial Fraud

Whether or not you are an HNWI, you must protect yourself from financial fraud.

Key catalysts signal upside potential for emerging markets

In addition, with Chinese stocks facing renewed pressure recently, some investors may be reluctant to invest in EM assets—especially equities because they are cautious on the outlook for China.

Have changes in UK immigration increased inflation?

And while overall immigration has increased since Britons voted to leave the EU, more people are coming to the U.K. from outside of Europe, and many are migrating for humanitarian reasons and to study.

How Baby Boomers Can Utilize Generational Wealth To Help Millennial and Gen Z Kids Purchase Their First Homes

It’s key that parents are well prepared for handing down assets, including cash savings, to their children and other heirs.

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