Managers of Wealth

The Rarities and Oddities of a Vanished World

It’s fair to say that images of sporting have a relatively marginal place in our art world.

Asia’s Richest Families: The 20 Clans That Control $450 Billion

Hong Kong, which gave rise to six of the biggest family fortunes, has one of the widest wealth gaps.

Ex-bankers turn passion into business

Grant Ashton and Lelian Chew are two ex-bankers who created lifestyle concepts out of their love for wine and roses

Danish bank announces negative interest rates for millionaire saving accounts

Rich will lose money to lender each year

The One Job in Banking the Robots Can’t Take

The wave of scandals—at Denmark’s Danske Bank A/S, Deutsche Bank AG, and others—is undermining confidence in the industry well beyond the individual institutions involved.

Guernsey has reason to be optimistic

Global optimism was a net 39%, 15% down on where the sentiment was in the summer of 2018, and the weakest optimism score since Q4 2016.

6 High-End Products for Your Home That Are Worth the Money

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How to invest in Africa’s future

For the most part Canadian have stayed away from pursuing opportunities in Africa.

Why Families Should Bring Business Practice Into Their Philanthropic Ventures

To ensure the family is affecting real change through their projects, Lavender said he uses a hands-on approach to evaluate progress and safeguard the project’s success.

Why banking is often a balancing act

Catering for UHNW clients leads us to work closely with many family offices.

Doors at 67 Pall Mall to open to non-members for the first time

“The club’s mission is to make fine wine accessible, and as such, this is a unique opportunity for non-members to experience what 67 Pall Mall has to offer for the very first time,” said the business.

Market Insight by Nicolas Roth - Greece: the next turnaround story

Amongst the five countries that define the infamous PIIGS acronym, Greece is the very last one to come out of austerity programs.

Take Shelter 2.0 by Tim Price

The only way to describe what is going on in some European countries is depression.

A generation falling behind

Along the way young people have been attacked for spending money on the wrong things

Corporate Transparency Advances in Three Nations, More Tortoise than Hare

Rather than operating as a passive recipient of data

AI winners will establish an unbridgeable lead

There is another group of companies which absolutely do understand AI, that are engaged with it and are using it in their businesses.

The Mega-Dealers Who Ate the Art World

It’s abundantly clear that the present system is unsustainable.

Protect Your Wealth Against The Law Of Unintended Consequences

The United States is the strongest, most prosperous country on the planet. This has been made possible only by free markets and the rule of law. But even the U.S. is not immune to the unintended consequences of well-intentioned policies. I believe gold is

The Lessons for the eurozone from Argentina

The IMF placed considerable emphasis on “protecting society’s most vulnerable” when framing its austerity programme for Argentina.

Prioritising sustainable investment gives purpose to family wealth – Mona Shah

Interestingly, investment risk only ranked sixth on the list of threats to long-term family wealth

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