Managers of Wealth

J.P. Morgan CEO’s 2015 pay package up $7 million

The total compensation is up from his 2014 pay package of $20 million though includes less cash and more in restricted stock.

J.P. Morgan Wants Its Employees to Stop Working on the Weekend

100-hour work weeks are not unusual.

Towry locked in four-way bid battle

It is believed all four firms are from a private equity background.

Rathbones CIO steps back from funds

No change to investment philosophies

Julius Baer focuses on Japan with company rebrand

With this rebranding exercise, Julius Baer demonstrates its commitment to the Japanese market and leverages on its recognised international brand to achieve further growth.

Swiss boutique unveils Ucits version of flagship multi-asset fund

The Core fund has been run as a Maltese Sicav since September 2011 investing mainly in global equities and investment grade corporates.

Profile: updating the UK's oldest bank for the 21st century

‘Having been through organisations in the past with quite short-term horizons and focuses, I could see the value in taking a slightly distinctive approach,’ he says.

Standard Chartered Korea puts wealth at center of vision

The London-based bank has about 5 trillion won of assets under management.

UBS hiring fixed income salespeople from Barclays and Credit Suisse

London recruiters say UBS has been scooping up fixed income professionals from other banks. In the past two months it’s recruited from Nomura, Barclays, and Credit Suisse.

Zurich-based private banking group has emerged as the highest bidder in the auction of BSI

A Swiss private bank owned by Brazil’s BTG Pactual is close to changing hands for the second time in a year

Europe's 'biggest start-up creator', expands to Singapore

The talent recruiter that aims to find the best start-up founders has its eyes on Asia for its first international programme

Wealth Management is no Sure Bet For Wall Street Revenue

"It is a business that's been under pressure," said Steven Chubak, an analyst at Nomura Holdings Inc. "Macro uncertainty and a challenging macro backdrop are starting to impact levels of transactional activity."

How to make content marketing easy for Wealth & Asset Managers

This comes as no surprise as, increasingly, wealth and asset firms are turning to content as a means to attract, engage and convert investors and advisors alike.

Profits Fall 13% at BofA Wealth Unit

Wealth management revenue fell 3.5% to $4.4 billion, the bank reported on Tuesday.

Meet The Chinese American Bank That Wants To Become Wells Fargo

Ng, who handpicked the artwork, is proud of this collaboration with well-known Chinese contemporary artist Xu Bing.

RBC's Taft on Exit: My Successor Will Face Intense Regulatory Environment

The firm has made multiple acquisitions, with the most recent being City National, a private bank that caters to Hollywood's elite.

UK wealth manager sees record inflows into IHT service

Only available through financial advisers, the CITS works by investing in shares qualifying for Business Property Relief (BPR).

Managing directors' risk in your companies - Eversheds

The liability of directors has never been more blatant, and rightly so, with the duties of directors becoming an ever-growing concern for those who continue to take on the responsibility of directing major corporations, including their in house legal team

City Spy: Credit Suisse boss Tidjane Thiam discovers the down side of bankers

Companies are starting to wise up, however.

Number of Offshore IPOs And Planned IPOs Reaches Five-Year High

The number of IPOs and planned IPOs by offshore-incorporated companies increased in 2015, with over 200 IPOs being announced or completed, the highest figure seen in the last five years

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