Managers of Wealth

China's super rich twice as likely to have real estate to thank

The swelling ranks of China's super rich are also increasingly turning to family offices as they focus on wealth maintenance and succession planning, according to the study.

Philanthropy in the 2020s: 16 Predictions

The charitable sector, and the larger nonprofit world in which it nests, is a powerful reflector of U.S. society.

Michael Klein: the Middle East Expert at Credit Suisse

It comes as just another fly in the ointment for Credit Suisse, which was one of the co-lead managers in an IPO that didn’t quite go as planned.

The rise of Luxembourg-Cayman parallel fund structures

In an article published recently on FundEye, partners Anne-Gaëlle Delabye and Joanne Huckle explored the continued and growing interest generated by Luxembourg-Cayman parallel funds structures.

Woodford and partner bagged £13.8m in year before fund crisis

The payouts were generated by profits after tax of £16.3 million over the year to the end of March.

Shruti Advani: Hong Kong Still an Expat Haven?

Anecdotally, it would seem that assets and those who are tasked with managing them, are fleeing the uncertainty of Hong Kong.

Swiss Banking's 2020 Hot Spots

Swiss regulator Finma also wants a word.

Out of Control by Gary Dugan

The markets view the immediate risks as two-fold, firstly the threat of inflation from persistently higher oil prices and secondly a dip in global growth.

These Key Tech Trends Will Shape Philanthropy In 2020

The answer was both simple in theory and complex in execution: Philanthropy would have to work harder to be more transparent and collaborative in order to see true change.

UBS WM warns oil price rally won't last as US/Iran tensions rise

One key recommendation made by the wealth manager is, while oil prices have risen, investors shouldn’t expect a sustained oil price rally.

UAE passport named 'best' of the decade

Two years ago, the UAE set a goal to be within the top five most powerful passports in the world by 2021.

The 20 worst U.S. cities to live in when you retire

Personal finance website scored each city on its list based on affordability, activities, quality of life, and available health care.

How NZ's super-rich made their money

While $50m is a lot of money, it pales in comparison to the wealth amassed by some of our biggest success stories.

Economist: Advisers are 'penguins on an iceberg'

The equity markets Mr Jung favours include emerging markets and Asia as he feels those economies will benefit from any improvement in global economic activity.

Property trends for 2020: from London's hottest launches, to healthy homes and overseas gems

The glitz of names such as Armani and Aston Martin will make way for more sustainable brands, thinks Penny Mosgrove, CEO of Quintessentially Estates.

Advisers warned of new no-deal Brexit dangers

Mr Brookes said the shock to trade relationships, legislative frameworks and logistical chains could have "painful short-term ramifications".

The Warring Twenties

These measures have re-steepened the yield curve and transformed the market’s recession fear at the start of 2019 into bubbly complacency by year end.

China’s 7 Wealthy Consumer Types

China’s affluent consumers differ from conventional luxury consumers around the world

In the new year 2020, do not make these 8 investment mistakes

A stock market bloodbath is enough to deter the most seasoned of investors.

Cleansed by fire by Tim Price

The papacy or post-Jacobean France are good examples.

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