Wealthy families already know they must look beyond ESG to their ‘legacy’
New regulations governing fund ratings will help, but there are other ways to navigate the confusion
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CG Asset Management criticises PRS REIT board over investment adviser terms
CGAM, a shareholder in PRS REIT, has raised concerns over potential conflict of interests
State of UK equities: time to back British again?
British companies have a reputation for being tenacious and innovative, and their valuations are currently compelling.
Wealth Managers Post Asia AUM Growth Across the Board
In the first half of 2024, private banks in Asia saw robust growth in assets under management.
45% of boomers now prefer Bitcoin over gold
The growing adoption by institutional investors and integration into the regulated financial system have significantly driven this shift.
Family businesses, a growth engine challenge for BNP Paribas
BNP Paribas aims to become “the bank that supports families
Positive overall trend and continued upbeat outlook for banks despite lower interest margins
Key opportunities for the banks lie in the digitalisation of the customer experience.
Redemption of two UBS Group AG senior unsecured notes
The USD Notes were issued by Credit Suisse Group AG on 11 September 2019 and are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
Futureproofing asset management: Key strategies to succeed
Implementing a consistent data model that allows for flexible reporting without compromising data integrity is essential.
Transforming a private bank for customer centricity and innovation
EY teams helped a leading private bank shape and execute a business transformation for profitable growth and enhanced customer experience.
27 Swiss athletes will compete in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games with the support of REYL Intesa Sanpaolo
REYL Intesa Sanpaolo has been supporting Swiss Paralympic, the umbrella organisation for Swiss paralympic sport, since 2019.
‘Island of stability’: Is the UK now one of the best investment zones?
Data from the MSCI World Index in late July 2024 showed that the UK weighting has shrunk to 3.81% of the global market, a stark contrast with the US’s commanding 71.72%.