Managers of Wealth

Chinese millennials and Gen-Zs fuel demand for diamonds in the world’s No 2 market

In 2017 China’s diamond industry accounted for 16 per cent of the US$82 billion global market, up from non-existence two decades ago.

Where might the next global financial crisis come from?

Ten years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the deepening of the global financial crisis, the world seems to be a safer place.

Survey: Investors Expect More from Wealth Managers

Wealth managers who skimp on financial planning could be putting their practices in peril.

Rich Asians See Crazy Big Losses Amid Longest Market Sell-Off

Outside of Asia, 2018 has been relatively prosperous for the world’s richest.

This map shows where the super rich live around the world

A testament to the auspicious economic climate, the ultra-wealthy population and its total net worth increased in all seven major regions, contrasting with the diverse performances seen a year earlier.

Hong Kong Wealth Assets Seen Doubling in China-Fueled Expansion

Assets under management to hit $2 trillion by 2023: survey

Wealth fees laid bare: a spotlight on 15 firms

We have collected data from 15 wealth firms to figure out how much of a difference there is between their charges.

How Hedge Funds, PE Funds And I-Bankers Can Raise Capital By Teaming Up With Multifamily Offices

Based on extensive empirical studies, a number of actions increase the probability of fund managers and investment bankers getting traction with multifamily offices.

How High-Net-Worth Individuals Can Form Their Own Financial Advisory Boards

Tax matters have legal consequences that an attorney would need to know about, while financial advisors should have insight into tax payments because they can directly impact both cash flow and a business owner’s net worth.

UK tops overseas cash inflows despite Brexit: Knight Frank

The country that saw the largest increase of deposits held outside its borders was the US.

Jersey Finance releases private wealth report

The report, focusses on succession planning and how existing trust structures, established 30 plus years ago, might be affected by the next generation of beneficiaries.

Sustainable investment not core investment consideration for institutional investors

The study however found that sustainability was a bigger focus for larger institutional investors.

Now 18,700 £1m+ earners live in the UK with most concentrated in London

London is still an attractive prospect for the wealthy

Ruth Lea's Perspectives - No recession expected on Brexit

It is not unreasonable to anticipate some Brexit-related disruption which could impact on GDP growth – even to the extent that GDP may slip back in one or two quarters.

High Earners Want to Leave the France Capital for a Stress-free Life

The survey also revealed 54 per cent have problem with the lack of proximity to nature, while 48 percent complained about the unappealing environment and housing problems.

Gender pay gap worst among millionaire earners – report

The 87% gender pay gap between the number of men and women earning £1m-plus a year, is bad news for everyone concerned – not just women, says Emelia Hamilton-Russell

Closing the gap: Leadership perspectives on promoting women in financial services

Our research for Women in the Workplace, a collaborative initiative between LeanIn.Org and McKinsey, examines the gender-parity gap in financial services and looks at what can be done to close it.

Rich parents are paying millions to be able to walk their kids to school

Rich families are spending millions to live within walking distance of the best schools, according to data by Realtor.com, cited by Mansion Global.

What are the Six Steps for Planning Family Succession?

“In contrast, three out of four publicly traded companies have a medium-term succession strategy.”

Canada a Pawn in Global Money Laundering

“More scrutiny is given to individuals registering for library cards, than to those setting up companies in Canada” says Meunier.

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