Managers of Wealth

Berkshire Hathaway buys Taylor Morrison in $6.8 billion housing bet

Greg Abel's first major deal signals that Berkshire's acquisition machine is back – and housing is the opening move.

Interview with Ms. Rocío Salazar Arrarte, Executive Vice President, and Mr. Carlos José Santos, Sustainability Manager, Banco Bolivariano

The bank’s business model is centred on offering comprehensive banking solutions, and it has consistently prioritised technology investments to enhance efficiency, security and overall performance.

How High-Net-Worth Investors Are Playing Gold’s Biggest Correction in Years

For investors who sat out the rally or hold underweight positions, the correction has compressed entry costs to levels not seen since the first weeks of 2026.

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley agrees to July 23 interview about Jeffrey Epstein by Oversight panel

Jes Staley has agreed to be interviewed on July 23 by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about his late friend, the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Five pension tax-free cash myths and misconceptions

Taking it is also often the first thing that savers think about doing with their pension.

UBS cuts several hundred jobs across EMEA – report

The spokesperson said the bank is also trying to reduce redundancies by bringing work handled by external providers back inside the group.

Hidden GEMs: Resilience and divergence: emerging markets are forging ahead in a new era for investors

At the same time, developed markets have faced rising yields and higher volatility, blurring the traditional distinction between EM and DM risk.

How to create a legacy through philanthropy

The Barclays Private Bank data shows that a third of HNWIs of all ages expect to inherit at least £1 million, with one in 10 set to receive £5 million – the figure is one in five among those aged 18 to 34.

Property rich, pension poor: Gen X ‘sleepwalking’ into retirement shortfall

Gen X risk “sleepwalking” into weak retirements - leaning on property over pensions. Lower overall investment use and softer housing returns raise risks of falling short.

Northcote in talks to buy UK wealth manager

Fast-growing private equity firm has inked a spate of deals since raising its debut £160m fund last year

Choose your FD scheme: How public and private banks' FD rates compare for depositors

Currently, FD interest rates offered by scheduled banks range between 2.5% and 8.1% annually depending on tenure and bank category.

Why British wealth management is taking on an American accent

With a fresh wave of acquisitions by US wealth managers and private equity-backed groups, UK firms are moving into a new phase of transatlantic consolidation – and ownership change

Iceland is the world's most expensive country

No, it's not Switzerland anymore.

Rise in pension access age to 57 could leave savers in limbo

Retirement plans need to factor in Normal Minimum Pension Age increase, says partner in financial planning Gary Smith

We want to spark interest

In this interview, Patricia Isner, who designs each event, discusses the origins of the idea, the bank's role, and the feedback from participants.

Private credit’s next phase — growth under pressure

These provide liquidity solutions across a range of risk spectrums and increasingly need structuring, for example to meet insurance capital requirements.

Julius Baer's Malhotra on India exits and NRI asset rise

Despite losing its onshore CEO and a dozen senior bankers to domestic rivals, Julius Baer’s Rahul Malhotra tells Citywire the firm is in hiring mode and leveraging its 'Global Indian' strategy to capture a major surge in NRI assets

Just 7% of eligible families have switched from Self Assessment under new child benefit PAYE system

Comparing the two datasets suggests that only around 7% of those previously drawn into Self Assessment purely because of the charge have so far switched to the new PAYE system.

Six in 10 tenants say Renters’ Rights Act improves their housing protections and conditions

Renters are responding positively to reforms introduced through the Renters’ Rights Act which came into effect on 1 May 2026, with a significant increase in support since the legislation first passed.

BBH advances API‑Driven account opening connectivity with custodians

Brown Brothers Harriman today announced an expansion of its account opening API connectivity to custodians, with SEB being the first to implement the solution.

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