Managers of Wealth

Deloitte: Are businesses and Governments meeting Generation Y's demands and expectations?

Big demands and high expectations summarize the results of this year's Deloitte third annual Millennial Survey just released.

2014 continues to be another positive year for risk assets: Barclays

Developed Equities Market positions move from neutral to modest overweight

Big Spenders: The Rise Of The Spend-Out Foundation

The study of philanthropy is an imprecise science and there is no formula that can predict why a wealthy individual would decide to give and to which causes, much less why they would decide it’s time to stop.

Aberdeen CEO wants UK banks to become "boring"

Britain's banks should scale back investment banking, focus on domestic markets, hold more in deposits than they lend and pay bigger dividends

High hopes as UBS Wealth Management looks at year to come

UBS Wealth Management forecasts suggest corporate spend likely to create more balanced economic growth

Offshore Deal Activity Rose Steadily in 2013

Quarter by quarter offshore deal volumes rose steadily throughout 2013, resulting in a cumulative 12-month deal value topped only three times in the last decade, according to a report released today by Appleby, one of the world’s largest providers o

Banking on the Dog and the Frisbee

The nuclear and banking industries share a common feature.

BNP Paribas ranked world's 7th most valuable banking brand

The rankings cover all areas of banking business and all categories of clients, from private individuals to large corporates and institutional clients.

Brewin Dolphin welcomes findings of FCA annuities review but demands action

Nicholas Fitzgerald, Head of Financial Planning for wealth manager Brewin Dolphin, commented: “It is no surprise that the FCA’s review has concluded that the annuities market is not working.

Krawcheck Says Women on Wall Street Have ‘Gone Backwards'

While women have risen to lead companies in other industries, including at Hewlett-Packard Co. and General Motors Co., there are no female chief executive officers at the biggest Wall Street banks.

Benz tipped to drive change at StanChart private bank

Long-time UBS hand Michael Benz joins Standard Chartered private bank next week as CEO. If he has a strong mandate, change is forecast and major hires could be on the way.

Swiss multi-asset manager goes East

Independent alternative multi-asset management firm headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, has been going through many transformations since the crisis of 2008.

Coutts Insights: Emerging-market crisis is just talk

Many people are suggesting that the recent volatility in emerging markets will trigger a repeat of the 1994 or 1998 crises. We don’t think this is the case. This is not an emerging world in huge debt to the rest of the world – and in fact some

Record Favourability From Intermediaries Towards European And UK Equities - Barings Investment Barometer

Overall, 91% of IFAs are either 'very' or 'quite' favourable towards European equities, up from 63% 12 months ago. For the UK, 93% are favourable, up from 79%.

Does your Boss Hate You?

Almost one in every four employees (39%) thinks that their boss dislikes them

Dear Tax Professional – How was it for you?

There was a big sigh of relief on Friday from tax professionals involved in completing tax returns for individuals, having worked long into the January evenings and weekends.

The growing trends in cybercrime and how to protect your firm by Sheila Pancholi, Partner, Baker Tilly

Cybercrime is one of the fastest-growing criminal activities on the planet. It covers a huge range of illegal activity including financial scams, computer hacking, virus attacks and stalking by e-mail.

Value, in four charts by Tim Price

Fed and ECB policies aim to reassure financial market participants rather than keeping them guessing. In the “good old days”, before quantitative easing, forward guidance and zero real interest rates, investors, asset managers, traders and ban

Are we entering the third phase of the Great Financial Crisis?

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard answers your questions about the global economy amid tightening in the US and China, ECB inaction and emerging markets turmoil

A Lesson for Today’s Shadow Bankers—From 1763

Jamie Dimon’s JPMorgan Chase and Gerald Hassell’s Bank of New York Mellon could learn a thing or two from a financial crisis that occurred some time ago—in 1763, to be precise.

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