Managers of Wealth

Tackling racism starts at the top, says advisor

In part one of our new three-part series, advisor tells WP of the hypocrisy and lack of representation within the wealth industry

One year on from Hong Kong protests, tensions flare again – market outlook

Coronavirus seemed to put an end to the civil unrest

A ‘new world’ for private equity managers post COVID-19

We asked Intertrust Group chief commercial officer Ian Lynch what else the poll tells us about how GPs are feeling and the world they expect to see after coronavirus.

2020 - 2021 macroeconomic scenario : a constrained economic recovery by Edmond de Rothschild

The “Next Generation EU” stimulus fund is a game-changer.

Wealth Management: Market Perspective – Looking across the valley | The bill: Foreword

Our thoughts are with those hurt by the virus, and those who have been keeping the show on the road.

Northern Trust Whole Office To Accelerate Growth

Last month Northern Trust announced an alliance with BlackRock as part of this Whole Office strategy of working with other firms.

Is Goldman Sachs the Blueprint for Wealth Managers?

Geneva, where Goldman poached two super-rich bankers from UBS this week, is emerging as a linchpin in those plans.

Credit Suisse: Returning to pre-crisis levels will be ‘long and arduous’

According to Credit Suisse, it will only be possible to determine the percentage of people working from home once the pandemic is under control.

BofA Eases Targets for Merrill Wealth Advisers — WSJ

The changes are projected to reduce the number of advisers who see pay cuts by about 1,000.

ALFI's 2025 Ambition - Empowering Investors to Meet Their Life Goals

Corinne Lamesch, Chairperson of ALFI, stated: “Our ambition is to empower investors in their financial journey to allow them to meet their life goals."

Diary of a Fund Manager - Mission Accomplished

Central banks and governments continue to do whatever it takes to support the system irrespective of the longer-term consequences.

Why Do Some Airlines Have Rear-facing Seats?

Since air travel began, forward-facing seats have been the standard configuration.

Zedra bullish on future for aviation and private marine industries...

Zedra believes that businesses, individuals and families are being very careful with expenditure, forecasting and cash reserves, but some purchases are still going ahead.

Investing: take a trip down memory lane in search of better returns

Memorabilia and antiques sales are booming for people with spare cash and plenty of time on their hands

Does that change everything? by Gary Dugan

Emerging markets may be due a serious further rebound.

Revisiting industry predictions: Were Vistra 2020’s forecasts on the money or off the mark?

Which of them have borne out as expected?

How is the COVID-19 pandemic impacting on the global economy?

Will the economic reality reflect the gloomy picture painted by numerous surveys? Early data suggests that the decline in activity has indeed been sharp.

Fidelity chief warns of global corporate solvency crisis

Her comments come as investors grapple with big questions over which companies to back and which to let fail, after the pandemic left businesses ranging from travel to retail struggling to survive.

We are all Ozymandias by Tim Price

The English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote the sonnet Ozymandias in a good-natured contest with rival Horace Smith.

Ka-boom by Rathbones

Stock markets are soaring higher as the developed world starts to relax lockdowns. Yet the virus is spreading rapidly in the emerging world, notes chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth, and there’s still a chance of a second wave in the West

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