Managers of Wealth

Unigestion: Japanese equities: market turmoil masks an attractive domestic recovery

Japanese equities offer investors exposure to a developed market that has a very different cycle to Europe and the US.

Millennials and Money: Desperately Seeking Guidance

Millennials drive 40 percent of the financial conversation on Facebook, generating 6.5 million posts, comments, likes and shares.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch Takes Top Global Treasury Banking Honors

BofA Merrill was the only financial institution to be recognized in all three of TMI’s product categories: cash and liquidity management, payments and collection, and financial supply chain management.

The 'Bank Of Bill Gates' Enters A New Era

It has a lofty goal of providing access to financial services to the 2 billion of the world’s people that are still unbanked as a route to reducing poverty and promoting inclusive growth.

Fiduciary Duty: Do Investors Know What It Means?

The breakdown of the mass affluent by age is as follows.

Affluent Investors Take More Positive Long-View of the Market

Affluent Millennials express the most optimism about where the market will be in 12 months.

Why Investors Choose a Corporate Trustee

We spoke to investors who have a trust with a corporate trustee and asked them to explain their decision.

Revisiting an Asian marathon

Recent wealth trends and M&A developments are a reminder that to succeed, banks need to get a few key elements right.

China’s economy remains on the right track by Mikio Kumada, CIIA, Global Strategist LGT Capital Partners

However, the Chinese services sector continues to rise with unbroken momentum.

Sovereign Wealth Funds May Sell Â£404 Billion of Equities

Withdrawals are set to approximately double from last year, when sovereign funds sold about $213.4 billion of equities, it said.

Cayman Islands: Surge Predicted In Global Assets Under Management

The report also predicts that alongside rising assets, there will be rising costs.

Booms and banking crises by Frederic Boissay, Fabrice Collard and Frank Smets

Banking crises are rare events that break out in the midst of credit intensive booms and bring about particularly deep and long-lasting recessions.

'Millennipreneurs' Are Starting More Businesses, Targeting Higher Profits

Those findings come from the 2016 BNP Paribas Global Entrepreneur Report.

Juggling passion and investment – the rise of art financing in the UK

Leveraging a collection’s monetary value is particularly important now, with the global financial crisis having demonstrated that no one is completely immune from economic volatility.

Wealth-X Reveals: The Wealthiest Bachelors and Bachelorettes in the World

Wealth-X and Business Insider paired up to produce a list of the 10 most eligible UHNW men and women across different age groups.

The Dangers of Being Wealthy on Social Media

Social media is now fully part of the fabric of life. So it is unrealistic to ask family members of individuals at high risk, such as billionaires, to not be ‘on’ social media.

How transferring wealth from parents to kids can rip families apart

The problem aging parents face is how to evenly distribute that wealth to their kids, without starting a family feud.

Actually, female hedge fund managers are no better than men

Hedge Fund Research said last year that since 2007 women-owned or run hedge funds have returned 57%, against an industry average of 37%

Developing countries are bracing for a major slowdown this year

Closing the capital drain from emerging markets

Swiss Fund Manager Florian Siegfried Says Gold Bear Market Is Ending

Big names tend to get all the attention so smaller companies need to make acquisitions and investments along with long term strategies to gain positive attention.