Managers of Wealth

Conclusion of FINMA’s proceedings in connection with the Supply Chain Finance Funds

Many of these measures were based on the independent investigation into the SCFF matter by Deloitte/Walder Wyss and have addressed FINMA’s findings.

Inflation and more Inflation

The report again confounded market expectations that inflation was on a downward trajectory.

What could the Budget mean for businesses?

It would be surprising if energy and Net Zero do not feature heavily in the Budget.

Sotheby’s Opens New Shanghai Office

The auction house will also display more items and hire staff in the country.

How to transfer wealth to the next generation

There are many avenues to build wealth and various ways to pass it onto your children

The ‘rise of the individual’ changing Australians attitude to wealth

New research, which for the first time examines home ownership census data back to 1911, shows that ownership rates in Australia peaked at 73 per cent in 1966, with a steady decline to around 63 per cent today.

Only an average of 123,000 people per year make state pension top ups despite looming deadline

People aged between 45 and 70 who have gaps in their NI record are most likely to be impacted by the upcoming rule change and should act now.

Markets abandon their fight against the Fed

Markets rose over the first six weeks of 2023 in the belief that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could slow its rate hikes as the US economy weakens.

How UHNWs are protecting themselves against investment scams

From fake currency investment schemes to rare whisky fraud, the wealthy are being targeted more than ever

CS First Boston Roadmap to be Revealed at Summit

Klein's sale of his eponymous business to Credit Suisse for $175 million was formalized earlier this month as finews.com reported.

Core Principles Of Accounting Firm Elite Wealth Management Practices

The goal of an accounting firm’s elite wealth management practice is not to generate more revenues for the firm.

Goldman Turns to ‘Make-or-Break’ Unit as CEO Solomon Put to Test

After a year in which profits slumped by half and a consumer-banking strategy unraveled, executives plan to offer a more forceful case for shareholders to appreciate its $2.5 trillion asset and wealth management business.

The Curse of the Credit Suisse Chairman

A fish rots from the head down has become a common retort when Zurich bank managers are asked about the main reason for the downfall of a once proud bank.

Time for private markets to grow your portfolios

One of the most notable trends in financial markets over the past decade has been the growth of the private market asset class.

World's largest asset managers accused of failing to invest responsibly

ShareAction report

Portfolio managers back AJ Bell as platform market faces major tests

Consumer duty, inflation and falling investor confidence are weighing on platforms’ prospects, but managers believe AJ Bell is well-positioned.

Credit Suisse Funds AG provides financial update on Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund International

Global valuations were negatively impacted by rising interest rates for CS REF International in its key markets of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

Five insider tips for wines from Spain's trend region

They have helped establish the excellent reputation of the booming and currently most popular growing area in Spain.

Global debt declines by $4tn in 2022 on stronger growth and inflation

Retrenchment driven 'entirely by mature markets' where total debt dropped to about $200 trillion last year, the Institute of International Finance says

'We will have a severe recession if...,' warns CIO of LLB Group

Markus Wiedemann says while he feels quite comfortable with bonds at the moment, with equities it's a different story altogether.

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