Managers of Wealth

Not all platforms will be ready for April: Fundsnetwork

Some platforms will struggle with the increased demand next April, specifically for drawdown, according to Fundsnetwork’s head of advisory services Jon Everill.

Goldman tops UK banker pay with US$4.7m awarded for 2013

Goldman Sachs paid its top 121 London bankers about 3 million pounds on average last year, far exceeding payouts at other leading banks

RBS Trying To Regain Profitability

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group has started the sale of Coutts International, its private banking and wealth management business.

Happy 50th anniversary to UBS's Art Cashin

UBS floor director rang the opening bell on Tuesday to celebrate 50 years on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Happy New Year

Before the golden sun sets, 2014’s calender is destroyed, And mobile networks get jammed, I wish in 2015 every moment is enjoyed. Happy New Year 2015 !

Deutsche Bank Likes Long / Short Strategies Amid Stimulus Uncertainity

When considering risks, the report noted that the withdrawal of stimulus is a wild card, an unpredictable event that might lead to favoring a long / short strategy as opposed to a long only approach.

Swiss Fall Behind In Race To Become Renminbi Trading Hub

Luxembourg’s regulators have extremely strict standards

Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management Takes Proactive Step to Accommodate Exceptional Investor Demand for ASHR

Redemption orders for ASHR will continue to be accepted

Wealthy individuals are still prudent: research

High net worth individuals are defying the stereotype portraying them as extravagant spenders, the managing partner of a wealth management firm has claimed.

The Shame And Carnage Of Geneva's Front-Line Bankers

The past few years have seen Switzerland forced to reveal secret banking details to national authorities. That means a brutal job for the bankers of Geneva

Swiss banks continue their balancing act

Collardi minimized the importance of competition provided by banks in Singapore

Interview: Julius Baer CEO On Bank’s Mid-East Growth Plans

The CEO of one of the world’s largest and oldest private banks gives his insight into the evolving world of wealth management, potential acquisition targets, and his plans for the Middle East.

Royal Skandia is rebranded

Royal Skandia, the Isle of Man employer, has been rebranded to Old Mutual International.

Barings plans multi-asset resurge after exits and outflows

Barings lost three key members of its multi-asset team - Percival Stanion, Andrew Cole and Shaniel Ramjee - in August, who later went on to head up Pictet Asset Management’s push into the space.

More wealth planning and financial advice being offered to expats

Unlike their counterparts in some other countries popular with British and northern European expats

UBS Whistle-Blower Birkenfeld Seeks Permission to Move to Europe

UBS paid $780 million to avoid prosecution

Wealth manager in £1.6m payout to acquiree director

European Wealth’s board have today made a payment to director Peter Mullins in shares and convertible loan stock worth as much as £1.65m, under the agreement for the acquisition of he former firm Bradley Stuart in October 2012.

Legg Mason's five key calls for 2015

Legg Mason and its subsidiaries highlight five asset classes they expect to perform strongly next year.

SocGen says 'premature' to review Russia profit targets

French bank Societe Generale said on Tuesday it was premature to begin reviewing profit targets for its Russian business after a newspaper report said they could be at risk.

Charles Stanley dozen defect to Walker Crips and Hargreave Hale

Eight wealth managers feature in a dozen departures from Charles Stanley to Walker Crips and Hargreave Hale.

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