Managers of Wealth

BNP Paribas Securities Services report helps global fund managers target US investors

“The U.S. has the world’s largest investible asset base, around USD 33 trillion, making it a natural target market.”

Capitalising on the tipping point in advisor demographics

The labour force scenario means fewer qualified advisors will be available to support a growing pool of wealth that is itself transitioning between generations.

Private Equity to Grow to $7 Trillion by 2020, PwC Says

This growth will likely be driven by a period of transformation in the global alternative asset management industry as players calibrate their business and operations and make technology a top investment priority.

The Stunningly Low Number of Women Running Mutual Funds

Women exclusively manage just 2% of the $12.6 trillion held in US mutual funds.

College Billionaires Club Owns 33% Of Its Market

These institutional investments are achieved through balanced portfolios of mutual funds

Why world's rich are splurging money on Dubai real estate?

Emirate has potential to become fast-growing ultra high-net-worth hub

The five banks to apply to first if you want a middle-office job in Asia

If you’re looking for a risk or compliance job in Asia and think the ongoing hiring boom means you can take your pick of potential new employers, think again. We’ve trawled through global banks’ careers websites for jobs in Singapore and

Slowing China Growth Saps Fortunes Of Taiwan's Richest Entrepreneurs

Rising competition for lessening demand in mainland China has weighed on many of Taiwan’s largest businesses in the past year

How many millionaires? Depends who’s counting

Wealth experts all agree that the world is creating more millionaires

The European Alternative Finance Benchmarking Report

The report includes rich country-specific data, including on Spain.

Strong markets paper over wealth management cracks

Wealth management is the glacier of the financial services industry

Why policy divergence signals the next step in the evolution of multi-asset funds

From benign investing environment to dramatically diverging world

The Platforum: Who is winning the drawdown pricing war?

Towards the end of last year a handful of platforms cut or dropped drawdown set-up fees

The wealth management industry is going through a sea of change

Robo-Advisors: Real Change Or Overhyped Trend?

Wall Street Diverges as Gorman and Blankfein Take Opposite Paths

They are Lloyd Blankfein and James Gorman, and they run the only surviving stand-alone investment banks in the U.S. -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley

Global Demand For Luxury Homes Strong in the EMEA Region

Ultra wealthy individuals are buying up luxury homes around the world to further diversify their holdings, according to a new report by Wealth-X and the Sotheby's International Realty® brand released today.

Affluents Are Enjoying the Little Things in Life

The five key measures of how affluents feel about the overall economic health of the country and their personal financial situation all dipped in the most recent survey after rising in the first quarter 2015.

Why Invest in Infrastructure? - Deutsche Bank

Parts of the asset class do remain more or less off limits.

U.K. Bankers More Likely to Misbehave Under Pressure, PwC Says

“Tough medicine prescribed by regulators to curb conduct issues meets the public appetite for retribution. But pay regulation based purely on pay structures and penalties can unintentionally create the very conditions that make unethical behaviour m

Latin America records fastest super-rich growth

They are Latin America’s super-rich, and they are multiplying faster than anywhere in the world

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