Managers of Wealth

How to reach savvy new-gen investors

A third of the investors in the survey said they may well be looking to change their adviser within the next 12 months

Major headwinds for the growth cycle

Reduced visibility and volatile economic indicators are fuelling downside risks that will weigh on Q2 growth, while a better outlook is expected in the second half of the year.

Lift Your Spirits: Unique Distillery and Vineyard Experiences to Savor

A one-of-a-kind mezcal distillery in Mexico, whisky flights at Scotland’s oldest distillery, and a wine club that combines travel with creating your own vintage

Vetting for super-rich is under ‘constant review’

Valery Oyf – who has been described in international media as a close friend of Mr Abramovich – bought his mansion in Ouaisné Bay in 2020 with his wife Yulia Makeyeva, an artist based in Jersey, in an area of the Island that has become

Tesla delivers record number of cars despite challenges

Tesla delivered 310,048 cars from the start of this year to the end of March, up from 184,800 a year earlier, according to figures released over the weekend.

Credit Suisse: «Extremely Surprised» by Greensill

A large part of the questions and answers relate to the insurance coverage of the funds.

Will China stand with Russia?

Having spent much of her career living and working in China as a journalist, Carrie was able to share powerful insights and a unique perspective on the country, its geopolitical intentions and its relations with the West.

Former family office expert at UBS switches to consulting

Gerwert advises entrepreneurial families on setting up family offices and managing their assets.

The Spring Statement: some help in response to the “cost of living crisis” as the OBR downgrades growth and revises inflation higher

The latest Perspective from Ruth Lea CBE, Economic Adviser to Arbuthnot Banking Group.

Barclays Eyes a Move Into the Lucrative World of Private Credit

For banks, moving into private credit makes sense on several fronts. The market is growing fast globally; private credit managers’ assets under management have almost doubled in the last five years to hit $1.2 trillion as of June 2021, according to

The Tiger

“The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.”

Lotus Unveils All-Electric, 600 HP 'Hyper SUV'

The Lotus Eletre may look a lot like the Lamborghini Urus, but it’s even quicker and absolutely emissions-free.

NatWest examines £3bn bid for Tilney Smith & Williamson

Tilney Smith & Williamson is owned by buyout firms Permira and Warbug Pincus and it manages more than £57bn.

Why wealth creation is ‘all about the people’

Investment advisor recently crossed the $1 billion AUM mark and he explains how his clients are his best resource

Libor replacement – a slow seller right from the start

In the face of rapidly increasing inflation and the threat of weak growth, the monetary policy courant is usually getting out of joint.

Russian VTB Europe: exodus of board members

Two of them because, as British, they are no longer allowed to hold office because of sanctions in their home country, two because, as Ukrainians, they no longer want to.

Equities: selectivity is a must

Equities remain an asset class of choice, but selectivity is more important than ever in a tough economic climate. UBP’s experts share their thoughts on key themes.

Guernsey’s advantages to US private equity fund managers

For US fund managers thinking of targeting foreign investment, Guernsey may be worth considering for a few key reasons.

A Story of Extremes

Such an increase in yields was seen just before the 1987 crash, during the LTCM fiasco in 1998, in 2000 before the dot com crisis and ahead of the Global Financial Crisis.

Where the world’s super-rich choose to live

There have been some interesting changes in the places where the world’s super-rich prefer to live, play and invest.

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