2021: A year of business reinvention and rebirth
Many firms were exposed by the delay in digital transformation accumulated over the recent years
Comment & Analysis
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Good Opportunities but Pitfalls along the way
Even before Omicron emerged, analysts had pencilled in cautious EPS growth of 7% for leading indices in 2022.
Straight into the Next Normal: Emerging Stronger from the Coronavirus Pandemic
Now that 2020 is well behind us, 2021 is coming to an end and 2022 is right around the corner, it’s time to relocate the compass needle, pointing to the next normal.
Russian oligarch's widow and daughters fight for a share of his £3BILLION fortune
Mr Bourlakov's will had named his widow as the inheritor of his estate but after he died another one was found
Penguins hold millions in Australian banks: revealing trends from Australian and German banking statistics
This data is insufficient for them to determine the identity of any taxpayer, but it provides basic data for analyses and trends.
Consumer wealth management platforms on the horizon
Holdsworth pointed to Amazon’s recent foray into wealth management with their $40 million investment into Smallcase, an Indian consumer-focused platform which offered technology typically only available to advisers.
Gen X and Boomers Expectations for Digital Wealth Management Experience
During his presentation, Kean talks about the expectations vs reality and what wealth managers need to do to meet the expectations of multigenerational clientele.
StanChart: Equity Rotation to Emerging Markets Not Imminent
And within equities, Standard Chartered urges emphasized focus on allocations within the asset class as an increasingly key factor for performance, as opposed to simply investing in broad benchmarks.
No quick fixes: our 2022 outlook
Our Annual Outlook considers whether we should view 2022 as a transition year, enabling investors to position portfolios for the challenges ahead.
Data in private capital: not if, but when
For the rest, the opportunities that data mining presents are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: data promises to save time and resources on back-office functions and help the front office make the right decisions for growth.
New returns: banks move back into wealth management
As the traditional banks grapple with disruptors and an enduring environment of low interest rates, a growing number are piling resources into a new business opportunity – wealth management.