Jeff Bezos on Brink of $23 Billion Wealth Drop, Among Worst On Record
Amazon shares plunged 21% in extended trading after the company forecast a lackluster holiday quarter.
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How to protect assets in an evolving threat landscape
For those with a wider variety of assets to protect, there are also now more ways to lose them than ever before.
SBEA demands Credit Suisse old guard return bonuses
The Swiss Bank Employees’ Association said employees in Switzerland will lose their jobs because of mistakes made by management.
European banks are doing better than expected
If you exclude quarters with special effects such as division sales, that was a record, writes the bank.
Harwood Capital investment trust ups stake in Frenkel Topping to 30%
The North Atlantic Smaller Companies Investment Trust has increased its stake in Manchester-based advice firm Frenkel Topping from 24.3% to 29.8%.
Mirae Asset Could Support Elon Musk’s Twitter Buyout
The deal with Mirae is expected to be finalized in the coming days, in time to meet the Friday deadline to close the $44 billion takeover, as directed by a Delaware judge earlier this month.
How one international advisor found her home in the wealth space
Investment counsellor explains how growing up in two countries has shaped her career
Sustainable investing and generating returns go hand-in-hand
The second – investment returns – must anticipate the effect of systems changes on financial markets, and position portfolios to capture the upside as the economy transforms.
Nearly $70 trillion in family wealth is set to change hands. How to create a drama-free estate plan.
The silent generation and baby boomers, upon their death, will transfer an estimated $30 to $68 trillion to adult children.
Jupiter’s Bezalel: markets face ‘crunch time’ from crises
Investors should watch out for less prominent threats to market stability, including hidden debt bubbles, argue Jupiter Strategic Bond managers Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards.
How large businesses can beat startups at their own game
The world’s largest businesses can beat startups at their own game. In fact, they’ve got a mighty head start, says CEO and author Linda Yates, whose new book argues that it’s time they unleash the unicorn within.
Young Americans Seen Failing To Match Baby Boomers' Wealth Gains
In the working paper’s most recent data, the wealth gap between adults over 60 and those under 40 has more than doubled since the 1960s and 1970s.