Managers of Wealth

Unmotivated and irresponsible millennials? Not when it comes to finances, according to new study from RBC Wealth Management

High net worth millennials are proactive and curious about financial matters, the survey found.

What Happens to Giving as Impact Investing Grows?

There were some exceptions, but for the most part, it was straightforward.

High-Net-Worth Millennials Very Confident About Finances

The top concern cited by the millionaires surveyed was the political environment.

House prices are set to soar despite economic uncertainty

Investors from the two regions own three properties on average.

Rise of the technophobe - education key to tech adoption, says HSBC

The HSBC research report, Trust in Technology, shows that technologies such as fingerprint recognition, voice recognition and robo-advice hold enormous potential for uses from bank security to mobile payments and investment advice, yet millions of people

Rip-off banking fees are choking company flotations, warns OECD

The traditional model of hiring one bank for an initial public offering of shares has given way to a system of hiring a consortium of banks to underwrite the equity sale.

Increased international co-operation on financial and corporate issues essential to making globalisation work for all

The OECD Business and Finance Outlook 2017 says that strengthening global governance and co-operation on corporate and financial issues involves establishing “rules of the game” which are both fair and perceived by all to be fair.

Trust in Technology - HSBC

A study of more than 12,000 people in 11 countries into global technology perceptions and habits, conducted independently and commissioned by HSBC.

Asset Management Fee Comtinue To Fall Across Asset Classes

The bfinance report “Investment Management Fees: New Savings, New Challenges” found that active global equity management fees have dropped by 8% since the 2010-2014 period as many big investors have embraced passive strategies, brought functio

Money manager assets gain 9% on post-election bounce

Performance, fee pressure and move to passive strategies mark rebound year

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For long-term investors overall returns are often higher.

Russians beginning to spend more on luxury items

Many affluent Russians are forking out for the relatively low prices of status luxury items in their effort to maintain a front amid the continuing crisis.

Australia’s billionaires celebrate a wealth boom

The accumulation of fortunes at the expense of the vast majority of the population sped up during the year.

Female billionaires are big drivers of social change

Their number in Asia is also growing faster than that of male counterparts, says UBS

Millennials become important asset to the luxury auto market: report

As the younger generation begins to see some relief from the financial woes that has previously driven their decisions, they are likely to be extremely important to luxury automakers.

Survey: Private equity firms increasingly focused on operational efficiency, governance & transparency

62 percent of survey respondents cite governance and controls as why LPs would select a GP

Whitepaper: The seven key trends hedge fund managers must address to embrace rapid digital change

To ensure future stability and success, hedge funds must invest and adapt to this change.

Ethical investing sector held back by lack of awareness, says new survey

19.5 million people in the UK interested in positive investment, but industry needs to do more to drive uptake

Preqin: Billion Dollar Club Expands By Eight In Past Year, AUM By 6%

The Billion Dollar Club...has great influence over the industry

Asset managers doubt future of ethical investing as costs rise

A new global survey of asset managers has revealed more than a quarter believe the cost of ethical investing will soar in the coming years.

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