Managers of Wealth

UK: Markets unfazed by Truss resignation

It was only a matter of when, not if, Liz Truss would be forced to resign. In the end, she lasted only 44 days.

Can UBS maneuver in a headwind?

Financial analysts at UBS Global Wealth Management expect the higher interest margin to have a positive impact.

UK retail sales plunge 1.4% as cost-of-living crisis tightens its grip on household finances

Food store sales volumes fell by 1.8% in September 2022, which leaves them 3.2% below their pre-coronavirus levels in February 2020

Almost half of the ultra-rich haven’t figured out how to pass on their wealth, research finds

While the 4,500 investors from 14 regions, who each have over $1 million worth of assets

Paul Killik banked £7.1m as business boomed ahead of March crash

Paul Killik banked £7.1m last year as business boomed ahead of the February crash.

No energy transition without Asia leadership

But 30 years of Asian industrial success and urbanisation have modified the landscape, and on the latest available data, Asia is now up to 31% while the old industrial nations are down to 46%.

How supporting workers brings business and investment benefits

Companies increasingly recognise the importance of supporting employees through difficult times. Many have taken a long-term view by investing in their people.

British economy "doomed", says Guy Hands

Mr Hands has also said that the UK will need bailing out by the International Monetary Fund if urgent action is not taken to redirect Brexit.

‘Young entrepreneur clients are not very profitable’: Veteran Bordier banker

Christophe Burtin also shared his approach to banker pay and private equity-backed wealth management company consolidators.

Rishi Sunak to become next prime minister

Sunak's appointment follows the departure of Liz Truss last week

The sidelines aren't the answer

That natural response is hardwired into our brains, and unfortunately it can lead us to make poor decisions, such as abandoning our long-term investment strategy and moving to cash until there is more certainty about the outlook.

How investors can help foster responsible consumption in emerging markets

Emerging markets feel some of the negative effects of consumption most keenly. Here's how impact investors can help turn the tide towards a more sustainable future.

The Centi-Millionaire Report

The centi-millionaire is someone so affluent that they don’t need to think about how much they spend.

Millennial and Generation Z Financial Wealth Jumped 25% in 2021

It’s time providers consider this cohort to build long-term relationships

Liz Truss resigns as PM: what next for the markets?

The resignation of Liz Truss marks the end of a pretty shambolic period of government.

End of the Rate Hike Cycle in Sight: Manager

PenderFund’s fixed income specialist argues central bank tightening nears an end and the prospects for high-yield bonds are improving.

Investors pull money from fund managers as stocks and bonds fall in tandem

The FTSE 250 company also took a $4.5 billion hit from the stronger dollar in the third quarter and net outflows from its funds of £500 million.

High-Net-Worth Individuals Worry if They Will Have Enough to Retire

While millionaires are saving more compared to the average, it’s not at a great enough amount to make a significant difference.

What Next for Pensions?

Mini-budget mayhem caused concern among many about their pensions. Here’s what our Chief Investment Officer thinks could happen next.

There and Back Again: How Will Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Plan Affect the Economy?

With the new Chancellor undoing most of his predecessor’s tax cuts, here’s what we think current UK events could mean for the future…

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