Managers of Wealth

You can’t recruit your way to a new culture

Surely more smart people would lead to better decisions. Surely more curious people would lead to more innovation.

Third of corporates expect business travel to bounce back in six months

While these traditional considerations for choosing a hotel provider have not changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, traveller welfare is an increasing priority.

Preparing for Whatever is Next

Here are some steps that will help us get to what EGA Founder Jennifer Vessels calls future-ready, whether working from a centralized location or in the comfort of our own homes.

Why We Must Pull—Not Push—Our People Through Organizational Change

So, which company leader do we need to be? The boss in the first scenario who inspires us to pull with her—who gets people to want to join the fight—or the boss in the second scenario who makes us pull?

Private Jet Billionaire Bets on Bright Future for High-End Trips

Flohr’s VistaJet has regained 85% of pre-pandemic traffic

COVID-19: The Bahamas’ Opportunity for its International Aviation Policy

“When nothing is sure, everything is possible!”

Succession planning in a pandemic: How Asia’s affluent prepare for the future

There are many benefits to planning for the future.

Bankers Shocked by 45% China Tax Rate Mull Leaving Hong Kong

The focus on Chinese taxes has intensified in recent weeks after state-owned enterprises in Hong Kong told workers who transferred from the mainland to declare their 2019 income so they can start paying taxes at home.

Covid-19 creates numerous use cases for the Internet of Things but… Are they legal?

To control any exponential spread of Covid-19, the solution is understanding where, how long, and who are symptomatic people congregate.

INSOL Quick Takes: Offshore response to COVID-19

The Cayman Islands are now emerging from lockdown but the financial services industry and court system have continued uninterrupted during the last few months.

Libor: Entering the Endgame

Speech given by Andrew Bailey Governor of the Bank of England

Canary Wharf could become the World’s biggest tech hub

The pandemic is simply finishing off the job for bank bosses as head counts were declining and layoffs common place – a total of 6m sq ft of office space has been lost in the last 9 years.

Rockin’ Steady by Oppenheimer

The S&P 500 has seen churn over the past month as the market seeks its next catalyst

The perfect storm brewing for company pensions

The world has changed considerably in six months

Wealth management opinion: Time to get active

Europe’s UHNWs and their wealth managers need to adjust their approach to risk in the second half of 2020, says Harinder Hundle

Financial markets have become immune to corona

Corporate earnings are not completely decoupled from the underlying economy. In this respect, it is worth keeping track of macroeconomic trends.

Swiss Equities – Structural value creation

The resilience of the Swiss economy has once again been proved during the COVID-19 pandemic and is reflected by the Swiss equity market’s year-to-date outperformance.

Credit Suisse: question mark about capital strength

But the critical focus in the market is on the CS, which is also reflected in the share price.

Is Anyone Listening to Dr Fauci? by Gary Dugan

Banks globally have rightfully won plaudits for learning the harsh lessons of 2009 by shoring up their balance sheets and generally dealing with risk and leverage more sensibly this time around.

Investment Insights - Rathbones

The global economy is reopening for business as the COVID-19 virus recedes, and the groundwork has been laid for a speedy recovery by massive government and central bank stimulus.

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