Managers of Wealth

Wealth in Great Britain Wave 5: 2014 to 2016

Main results from the fifth wave of the Wealth and Assets Survey covering the period July 2014 to June 2016.

Sanlam reveals the UK’s top income funds of 2017

The Sanlam Income Study, which has been running for more than 30 years, reveals the best all-rounders within the UK equity income sector

Tackling inequality at its roots by Coutts

According to research conducted by the New Policy Institute in 2016, 7.4 million people in the UK, including 2.6 million children, are in poverty despite being in a working family – 55% of people in poverty are in working households.

How banks can transform from digital laggards to digital leaders

Our Global banking outlook 2018 finds banks seek to become digitally mature and are driven by innovation instead of regulation.

US, Switzerland singled out for financial secrecy by new index

The only realistic way to address these problems comprehensively is to tackle them at root: by directly confronting offshore secrecy and the global infrastructure that creates it.

World Bank Report Finds Rise in Global Wealth, but Inequality Persists

The report found that global wealth grew an estimated 66 percent

Tailored best practices: Giving your business the competitive advantage

Many companies succeed by finding a unique niche or competitive advantage that sets them apart from their competitors.

How to protect yourself from fraud - Coutts

The research, which involved studying real recordings and transcripts of scam calls, reinforces FFA UK’s week-long fraud campaign run with the UK government and backed by the banking industry.

Wealth in this Asian country grew by 210% in the last 10 years -- and it’s not China

Wealth in Vietnam grew 210% between 2007 and 2017

Schroders Global Cities 30 Index

Chinese cities continue to do well in the index with Shanghai and Beijing taking top ten spots.

Millennials will be the richest generation ever, according to UBS — so perhaps they ought to stop complaining about the housing market

Millennials have been locked out of the housing market by rising property prices, sparking a debate about economic inequality between the generations

2018 Economic and Financial Market Outlook - Bank J. Safra Sarasin

The Euro is predicted to firm against the Swiss franc, driven by strong economic fundamentals and lower political risk of the euro area, which reduces investor demand for the Swiss franc.

EY issues ICO theft warning

Investor demand for initial coin offering projects remains high, but the ability to reach fundraising goals has been declining since mid-2017; down to 25% of projects in November from 90% in June

Family Offices Offer Long Term Incentives in Bid for Top Talent

Overall, more than 60% of family offices use long-term incentives (LTIs).

Rebranding a Swiss bank

That question led 222-year-old bank Lombard Odier to launch a 360 degree rebranding in 2016, leading among other things to its first ever global advertising campaign

More of the world's wealthy are moving to Australia than any other country

In 2017, Australia topped the world with a net inflow of 10,000 HNWIs, those with net assets of $US1 million ($A1.25 million) or more. Second was the US with 9000.

World's richest get 82 percent of global wealth: Oxfam

Last year saw the biggest increase in billionaires in recorded history, with one minted every two days, according to the report, named 'Reward work, not wealth'.

World opens up to internationally mobile wealth

More jurisdictions are opening up their borders to expats and immigration by investment, according to a study.

Gender pay gap among top earners has widened dramatically, reveals research

There are now 470,500 fewer women earning more than £100,000 than men across the country

Book review: The Growth Delusion: The Wealth and Well-Being of Nations by David Pilling

Why GDP might not be the best measure of Britain’s economic health

Research