Managers of Wealth

Scotch Whisky Market showing footprints for strong annual sales

The research is derived through primary and secondary statistics sources and it comprises both qualitative and quantitative detailing.

London’s wealthiest areas hit with a surge in infections

Thirty of the 32 boroughs across London has seen an increase in infections as the virus sweeps across the capital.

Why It Is Time To Listen: An Innovation Strategy For Brands With UHNW Customers

Unfortunately, though, a short-term approach is not the most solid base for a durable, profitable innovation strategy.

Global Economics Intelligence executive summary

As China returns to near-normal activity, many economies experience an industrial revival led by manufacturing and trade; the public-health crisis remains an impediment to faster growth.

Company Culture Must Remain Front and Center During These Uncertain Times

It is essential to stay diligent in maintaining and enhancing your culture so that staffers feel connected and remain committed to your mission.

2020: Private Equity embraces the Special Purpose Acquisition Company during a record year

In many respects, the aims of SPACs and customary VC / PE strategies are very similar and firms are now seeing that SPACs themselves might other multiple advantages over the traditional acquisition and investment holding structures utilised by PE.

BNY Mellon Report Assesses the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Capital Markets

The CMI consists of all of the components that make the flow of money across global financial markets possible.

A day in the life of: Canaccord's Ian Berry

We follow in the footsteps of Ian Berry, small-cap equity analyst at Canaccord Genuity. Find out the best and worst bits of his job as well as what box set he likes to binge on.

Has the pandemic transformed financial advice for the better?

So the impact of the crisis on the financial advice industry goes beyond market volatility and its impact on investments - redefining, perhaps permanently, the role advisers play in their client’s lives.

How Finma led a Swiss bank onto the scaffold

He self-critically admits, however, that the bank communicated too little transparently to the outside world

Investors should look beyond the label in choosing a modern multi-family office

Wealthy clients face plethora of offerings from old firms and new rivals alike

How the super-rich have been keeping fit during lockdown

The Peloton boom has claimed everyone from high-flying bankers to Rishi Sunak, but it’s not the only way the one per cent are working out

Private equity has prospects for longer-term sustainable investing, says Guy Hands

Guy Hands told a webinar hosted by Guernsey Finance, staged as part of Climate Week NYC 2020, that he believed that longer-life funds and long-term investment would grow in popularity.

AIB considers charging wealthy customers for holding their money

Bank is grappling with low rates and rising household savings

Taking change in your stride: Jersey’s National Risk Assessment of Money Laundering

The NRA is a key step towards our next assessment by MONEYVAL, which uses the FATF recommendations as its starting point.

Comment: Jane Fraser’s rise to Citigroup summit boosts all women on Wall Street

Her sex should not matter, but her sex matters very much indeed

The Evolution of DPM in Asia’s Wealth Management Market

It is slow and gradual, as yet, but this evolution offers an unprecedented opportunity to change the way the industry engages with its clients.

Optimism rises among financial services firms as business volumes stabilise

Firms are planning to cut headcounts once again in the next quarter, the report said, but the rate of cuts is expected to slow once again to a 17 per cent drop.

Latest Asset Tracing Trends in BVI, Hong Kong and South Korea

Randall Arthur, Joyce Xiang and Calvin Koo looked at judicial assistance between Hong Kong and Mainland China, as well as the recently amended Hong Kong money laundering statutes.

Negative rates in UK? How to protect yourself if Bank takes interest rates below zero

The main risk for savers is that, if rates do go negative, the return on cash – already paltry – could also turn negative. At the very least, negative rates would mean they are unlikely to rise anytime soon.

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