Managers of Wealth

Christian Dreyer: «Four Drivers of Change in Asset Management»

It is no coincidence that the CFA program grew its global exam sittings from 284 in 1963 to well over 200,000 in 2019.

Big Banks Inch Towards a Merger

The first of the two problems is all-too-apparent given that UBS had fewer revenues and a lower profit than a year earlier.

UBS: No, Thanks to Fresh Money

Until now, the unit targeted growth of between two and four percent against its existing pile of assets.

Three Top Trends In Wealth Management For 2020

The most visible trends are the rise of intergenerational wealth, and the growing number of high-net worth women.

Davos 2020: delegates at World Economic Forum urged to commit to fintech

Mr Green goes on to add: “The momentum and energy of this evolution now needs to be harnessed by delegates in Davos.

CEO Pessimism Over Global Growth Reaches Record High - PwC

When asked about their own revenue growth prospects, the change in CEO sentiment has proven to be an excellent predictor of global economic growth.

Wall Street Wants to Conquer China. Here’s What May Go Wrong

China is home to the world’s four largest banks by assets, the biggest global fintech company and other formidable competitors.

“It is a question of balance”: opening address by the President of the Swiss Confederation at the WEF Annual Meeting

Ms Sommaruga illustrated the urgent need for international action to protect biodiversity with an extract from the documentary film ‘More than Honey’ by Swiss film director Markus Imhoof.

What Connects Us by Joe Moynihan

Jersey has a focus on nurturing the talent of tomorrow to ensure we are future-proofed in key areas like governance, regulation, sustainable finance and philanthropy.

How Technology will Change the Game for Luxury Brands

This highly-connected generation will force luxury brands to become dramatically more digital than they are today, and brand experiences will need to move fluidly from tThis highly-connected generation will force luxury brands to become dramatically more

Will Brexit change who you are when it comes to protecting your assets overseas?

Acquiring another nationality might seem an attractive option while Brexit is unfolding with all of its challenges and uncertainties.

Asian Fund Distributors Are Asking For Help – But Are We Listening?

Calastone’s recent survey of 25 fund distributors across Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan exposed the sheer scale of the problem facing the industry.

Is Malta’s golden visa scheme losing its lustre?

Regulator blames ‘consistent and highly inconsiderate bad publicity’ for drop in applications

Art Money: A conversation about empowering people to engage with and buy art

Art Money empowers people to buy art while supporting artists and a sustainable creative economy.

Your home is your castle by Amber Melville-Brown

Those who make their living from being in the public eye, and those who wish to stay out of it altogether, need to be able to retreat to a place of solitude and security, peace and privacy from time to time.

Brigitte Kaps: «Why CEOs Should Accept Help»

It is all the more alarming that CEOs often aren't properly prepared for the task and left alone to deal with it.

Clock Ticking for Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam?

A Swiss prosecutor is investigating two criminal complaints, and Switzerland's financial regulator Finma also began asking for answers after at least one more spy case emerged at Credit Suisse.

Reputation and customer confidence depends on integrated security infrastructure by James Somerville Smith

Banks have always been a major target for criminals, and as methods of attack evolve, so must the controls used to protect both people and assets.

Helena Morrissey: SJP's fees must be more transparent - reports

Morrissey added: "In some cases, a cruise might not cost as much as paying someone a huge bonus, but the optics look really bad."

Kingswood Comment: Remaining neutral equities for now

By Rupert Thompson, Chief Investment Officer at Kingswood

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