Managers of Wealth

Five Things to Know Before you Donate Your Business’ Time or Money to Charity

It’s common sense, but when a company’s charitable foundation gives, it should have first developed a specific mission statement with clear objectives.

Britain's plan for £25bn sovereign wealth fund

The Government would buy shares in key businesses outside of London as part of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's agenda to strive to 'level up' the entire country

Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program a top choice for those seeking second citizenship

The applicant could choose between two options — a contribution option that starts at $150,000 in addition to other fees, and a real-estate option that begins at $200,000 and includes investment in property or in the shares of a resort on the island

A Galapagos Luxury Cruise Is How To Travel After Covid Pandemic

Ecuador, a country of more than 17 million, is among the worst-hit by the coronavirus pandemic in Latin America.

Best of the Best: The Most Valuable Wines to Invest in

The world’s most precious wines combine expertise and terroir to offer delicious potential both on the table and in the cellar—these are the bottles to seek out for your collection

The most important resource by Rathbones

Our kids are going to lead us out of lockdown, as the government makes some tough decisions.

How will ESG shape the future of funds, corporations and family businesses?

In general terms, family businesses have also looked to embrace ESG factors as part of more sustainable business models, and the result is more frank and open discussion about complex ESG themes, both by younger and older members of the family.

After a Banner Year, an Uncertain Road Ahead for Asset Managers

Amid the COVID-19 Crisis, Changes in Product Innovation, Growth Strategies, and Cost Structure Will Be Critical to Bolstering Asset Flows and Profitability, Says New Report by Boston Consulting Group

Clouds gathering on the horizon

Compounding the challenge facing investors is the future earnings assumptions that must be made in order to justify current valuations.

What Lockdown? World’s Cocaine Traffickers Sniff at Movement Restrictions

Colombia’s banana industry, for example, has been exempt from local lockdown measures, allowing cocaine to keep moving through the crop’s supply chain.

The Art Market Adjusts: Next steps for the UK art market

ACE diverted funds from National Lottery project grants and development funds, and from emergency reserves in order to create the relief fund.

The questions investors are asking right now

The swings will only subside when our world goes back to complete normality and corporate earnings can again be forecast with some clarity.

The Data on Data by MAN Institute

In today’s day and age, data is often referred to as the oil that fuels the investment machine.

The winners & losers of the Covid-19 crisis, and where you can find them – Aegon Asset Management’s Rich

Rich continues to explain that many of society’s greatest lessons and innovations have risen out of tragedy.

Where do we gold from here

With low opportunity costs and relative invulnerability to any future rise in inflation, gold is likely to attract more interest from investors.

‘No need’ to invest in bitcoin or gold during the pandemic, says wealth manager

Investors should instead focus on buying the stocks of traditionally stable companies that are trading low because of the coronavirus shutdown.

APAC Monthly Private Wealth Legal Developments – May 2020

The jurisdictions covered in the update are Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Japan, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.

How Corona is Changing the World of Money

Even in countries such as Switzerland, where the use of cash is still a common phenomenon, digital payments increased substantially, because shops urged consumers to avoid cash in a bid to minimize physical contact.

Sovereign Group’s Bilton on the Vital & Pressing Importance of Robust Wealth & Estate Planning

In some situations, this might not be as big a problem as it initially seems.

HSBC sees double-digit wealth asset growth in Asia by 2023

Aiming to become the top wealth manager in Asia Pacific in the medium-to-long-term, HSBC plans to sharpen its focus on clients with investable assets of over US$1 million.

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