Managers of Wealth

Where even the CEO no longer has an individual office

In the offices and without fixed workplaces, the cooperation and networking of employees should be strengthened and the exchange with customers even more personal.

Why invest in emerging markets right now?

Many EM central banks raised policy rates quicker than DM counterparts to check rising price pressures.

What’s the pathway to becoming a successful CEO?

Experts analyse the latest data trends on how CEOs are securing their roles

Time for investors to look past worrying news flows

Our economists upgraded full-year growth forecasts

Are equities due a fall? Four charts for Q1 earnings and beyond

The average company in the S&P 500 is now trading at 18 times forward earnings, versus 15 times in mid-October 2022.

Schwab’s Wealth Biz Expansion Makes Sense But Could Spur Conflict with RIAs: Analysts

Our clients are increasingly asking for help and advice, providing us with a growth opportunity.

Brown Shipley: Market and Investment Update

After China's rebound, now eyeing US growth

Why EM right now?

In times of uncertainty, investors may be reluctant to put money to work in assets sensitive to global growth, rates, and risk appetite—like those from emerging markets (EM).

How Billionaires Make Bank Runs Worse

In the wealth management business, net asset outflows in the first quarter comprised a surprisingly large quotient of nine percent of all assets under management at the end of last year.

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Pulse Survey Reveals Investor Views Cool Amid Continued Monetary Tightening

Yet many believe that the economy will end up in a good place by the end of the year

The role of alternatives amid macro uncertainty

Investors used to add alternatives to their portfolios for their return potential when interest rates were low, but they now have more flexibility to achieve their financial goals, given the improved return outlook of high-quality fixed income.

Asia arises: why transition finance is the next big thing

Transition finance has been muddled by the lack of universal standards.

UBS Chief Risk Officer's Photography Career on Pause

This will delay the handover to Damian Vogel, originally planned for the beginning of May.

Wealthy desert Hong Kong for Singapore, elsewhere amid political uncertainty

Asset freezes under the national security law and falling property prices make the rich nervous

Morgan Stanley's dealmaking CEO Gorman signals more purchases to come

Gorman has transformed the Wall Street powerhouse into a more diversified firm that is less reliant on its traditional strengths

"Simply imposing sanctions is child’s play"

In an interview with finews.com, he discusses the practical difficulties of implementing the government’s sanctions and the reasons for Credit Suisse‘s collapse.

ZEDRA partners with Guernsey Music Centre for second year

The Service works closely with schools, colleges and music groups on the Island

Jimmy Lee: Julius Baer's Asset-Liability Committee is «Boring»

The model targets entrepreneurial clients that have needs that extend beyond traditional private banking to other areas, such as corporate and investment banking capabilities to support business needs.

New Lombard Odier study: Swiss investors favour sustainability despite recession fears

More than seven in ten respondents said that sustainable investments were important to them, and that even in times of economic crisis their interest would persist or even increase.

‘Very important soft factors’ drive ZKB to Swiss equity trophy

Benno Arnold won first place at our awards, for a fund which has outperformed in its asset class over a 10 year period.

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