Managers of Wealth

Dutch banks furious about bonus differences

Dutch bankers are furious that virtually no foreign bank in the Netherlands will have to comply with strict new limits on bonuses due to come into effect on January 1 2015.

Standard Chartered faces new US fine as profits fall 20pc

Chairman Sir John Peace promises 'assertive action' to address decline as US watchdog identifies issues in its surveillance system

Canaccord Genuity Group Inc - 1st Quarter Results

Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. reports first quarter fiscal 2015 results Excluding significant items, first quarter diluted earnings per share of $0.20 driven by significant increases in Canadian and US investment banking revenues (1)(All dollar amounts ar

Wealth managers de-risking on fear of correction

Could cash reign again?

Itaú buys rest of Chilean wealth manager MCC it did not own

In a statement, Itaú said the decision to exercise an option to buy the rest of MCC showcases "its clear commitment to the Chilean market

Call it the XX factor for investing

Men Had Their Chance; New Funds Bet on Women

Russian Finance Ministry to exclude Malta from offshore zones

The provisions of the conventions are the same as for most similar documents, which are that a company affiliate’s profits are subject to taxation in the country of location.

Wealth management division changes hands

The firm has purchased the company for an undisclosed sum

SEB Wealth invests pension funds in Baltic private equity

SEB Wealth Management has committed €16.4m from 10 of its pension funds in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to investment in small and medium-sized enterprises in the Baltic region via the BaltCap Private Equity Fund II

Private Banks need to adapt to changing needs of the region

Regional and local banks are fast emerging as serious competition to global private banks operating in the region

Rise of the new philanthropists

I'm excited less by financial donation and more with how we can give back to communities

Leading Swiss Private Bank plans wealth management expansion

The Zurich-based firm ranked as the world’s biggest wealth manager for a second straight year

Wealth Managers Enlist Spy Tools to Map Portfolios

Some of the engineers who used to help the Central Intelligence Agency solve problems have moved on to another challenge: determining the value of every conceivable investment in the world.

New generation wealthy wants more than wealth management

Credit Agricole Private Banking books assets from both Switzerland and Singapore due to the top class financial infrastructure and regulatory compliance of these two booking centres.

HSBC wealth arm profits drop as PPI bill increases by £66m

Chairman Douglas Flint said the results showed "a suitably well balanced financial performance" at a time of low interest rates and reduced financial market volumes.

Swiss Wealth Manager launches wealth platform in Taiwan

New wealth management unit that the Swiss bank is launching in Taiwan.

HSBC chairman warns of wealth management risk aversion

HSBC embarked on a strategy two years ago

BNP Paribas acquires Credit Suisse's fund administration arm

One industry expert said the deal would enable Credit Suisse to refocus its resources on its burgeoning prime brokerage business.

Suitability Standards and the World of Wealth Management

Recently, a UK wealth manager announced a suitability-related review of historic account records.

Switzerland's Financial Identity Crisis: The Slow Death of a Secretive Tax Haven

Once was a time when what was Swiss was as clear as an alpine lake.

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