Billions of banknotes are missing. Why does nobody care?
Banks, gangsters and the strange resurgence of cash
Comment & Analysis
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China’s self-inflicted woes and the renminbi by EFG
To achieve both objectives, it is preferable for the exchange rate to remain stable.
Levels of Digital Maturity: Building a Strategy
This is no surprise as we have been discussing the need to modernize the distribution model within the asset management industry for years.
Review of the week:Tug-of-war by Rathbones
Investors grapple with change as inflation rides higher and economic growth bounces back. Central bankers must come to terms with the new environment as well or risk making bad decisions.
AJ Bell’s Morrissey challenges Baillie Gifford on stake in China blacklist company
Dame Helena Morrissey, incoming chair of stockbroker AJ Bell, calls on Baillie Gifford to explain why its China funds back BGI Group, a genomics company blacklisted by the US for alleged links to China’s repression of the Uyghurs.
Why ESG Investors Need Good Data
Complaints about ESG ratings reflect "maturing, robust" industry, Sustainalytics founder Michael Jantzi says, adding that ratings diversity is a sign of a healthy market
HNWs 'anxious' about their wealth
The results make up the new Saltus Wealth Index, which launched this October.
A new study finds that dirty money remains easy to hide
Banks and corporate-service providers barely differentiate between clean and risky clients
The intrinsic value of NFTs
In this series the Stonehage Fleming Art Management (SFAM) team catches up with some of the top players in the field.
The Kimberley Process and Its Effectiveness in Eradicating Blood Diamonds
As technology advances, more could be done to further complement the KP and strengthen the process.
NFTs: Has the World of Collectible Art Finally Gone Digital?
As we embrace the digital age, where content online can be easily copied and used, it becomes increasingly difficult to authenticate individual ownership.