Pictet: «Not Yet The Case For China»
Although Pictet Wealth Management advises against making immediate bets, it is making the case for a review of Chinese equities very soon.
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Ultra-low interest rates: don't expect money for nothing by Coutts
The current, historic low interest rate environment adds to the case for investing if you want to try to get more from your money.
Future-proof Your Business: Raise The Bar On Operational Resilience
Objectway surveyed professionals among banking and wealth management to discover if and to what extent the industry will be able to fight back.
So long LIBOR – 3 weeks to go
New use of US dollar LIBOR is also to cease, a key landmark on the end to the US dollar panel just 18 months later.
Credit Suisse Chairman Regrets COVID Imbroglio
The Zurich-based bank's chairman, António Horta-Osório, broke Swiss quarantine last week when returning to London from Zurich, Credit Suisse said in an emailed statement on Tuesday.
Green transition: where is the world heading?
In the real economy, these transformations also have major implications for investors' portfolios.
How far could Big Techs go in wealth management?
These developments should keep wealth firms on-guard as many Big Techs are trying to ease their way into the financial services space more and more.
We’re at another turning point in the 100-year cycle of money – here’s what to do
Money has always moved in 100-year cycles. And we’re at another turning point now, says Dominic Frisby – money has gone from gold to government-backed paper, and now to blockchain technology.
HSBC: More Regulatory Clarity Needed for China Investments
Within the region, the bank is overweight Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand with a more constructive view on ASEAN equities.
Philanthropy—the ties that bind a family together
Indeed, 77% of philanthropists noted that strengthening family bonds was one of the primary benefits of philanthropic activity.
What BMW’s Concept XM says about luxury car brands in an electric world
Chinese brands Nio is another disrupter in the auto industry – but ultimately it may be Apple, long keen to get into cars, that will be the chief competition for legacy brands
In China, Will Luxury Go Down the Drain With Evergrande?
The Jing Take: Without a government bailout, cash-strapped Evergrande’s economic prospects seem morose.