Managers of Wealth

Wealthy investors want to own a little less of the everything bubble in 2022

More millionaire investors think the economy will be stronger in 2022 than those who believe it will weaken, according to the recent CNBC Millionaire Survey.

Will 2022 Bring You Wealth? Financial Astrologers Offer Their Money Predictions for Every Sign

Here's your financial forecast for the year ahead.

22 who will transform wealth management in 2022

With inclusion on a prior year’s list the only disqualifying factor, the professionals making up this admittedly subjective roster are reshaping a fragmented industry and serve a mission that extends beyond annual earnings.

Future Returns: Navigating Moderate Gains and New Directions in 2022

But expect a 2022 characterized by more moderate growth.

UBS says Chinese stock valuations are ‘very attractive,’ but don’t expect a quick rebound

Looking ahead, Tay said Hong Kong-listed Chinese companies are “likely to be far more attractive” as compared with those on the mainland.

Former Bear Stearns chief James Cayne dies aged 87

Bear Stearns, the smallest and most leveraged of the top banks in crisis, has earned a reputation as a vulnerable person on Wall Street.

Switzerland’s economic outlook for 2022: what lies ahead

Supply chain headaches, inflationary pressures, the new Omicron variant, the strong franc and stiff competition facing the pharma and banking industries – SWI swissinfo.ch journalists outline the major issues likely to have an impact on the Swiss ec

Swiss Finance's Women To Watch in 2022

As one of the very few managers with top-line experience in the Swiss financial center, she can also be counted on in the future.

The possible repercussions of a public register of beneficial owners of UK property should not be ignored

Is a public register of beneficial owners of UK property really the right way to keep track of foreign companies who own property?

Jan Boudewijns: «New China is Here – Truth or a Joke?

There were official reasons of course but the move came after a speech given by Jack Ma criticizing the Party for being too conservative and holding back innovation.

Martha Boeckenfeld: «Metaverse Or The World Is Not Enough»

Recently, there have been early indications of the potential size of the metaverse economy, with parcels of virtual land inside crypto-based metaverses Decentraland and Axie Infinity selling for more than $2 million.

Doing business in Switzerland: how to thrive in one of the world's most stable countries

The Swiss economy relies on a highly developed service sector led by world-leading financial services groups.

The Future Of Giving: Trends Shaping Next-Gen Philanthropy

Younger generations of philanthropists are mobilizing rapidly to support causes they believe in, sharing these causes on social media and crowdfunding donations. A

About 72% of CEOs worried about losing their jobs in 2022

Supply chain, labour market and digitalisation topped executives’ list of concerns, survey shows

Julius Bar's Chairman Brandishes Understated Star Power

Little-known outside of financial circles and regularly underestimated, the Swiss banker owes his current job variety to a nearly 30-year career at Credit Suisse.

Prydis Wealth reaches GBP1bn in assets

The core Prydis Wealth team comprises seven advisers and an operations, compliance and support team of 16, half of which have been employed in the last two years.

High net worth investors want to own a little less of the everything bubble in 2022

Twice a year, the TBEN Millionaire Survey asks investors what major asset classes they plan to increase their exposure to over the next year.

What these 15 private bank CIOs expect from 2022

We asked investment chiefs of the biggest private banks in Europe about their biggest convictions and contrarian calls when it comes to their allocation calls for next year.

2022 Global Equity Outlook: Disruption sharpens the focus on Future Quality

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Global financial markets brace for a bumpy ride in 2022

Soaring inflation, rising interest rates and further supply chain disruption will fuel volatility, economists say

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