Managers of Wealth

Japan's Abenomics Gets Caught Swimming Naked

Those asking this question tend to grasp at the wrong answer -– that Japan’s sudden return to the red is all Donald Trump’s fault.

What wealth advisors are telling their clients in preparation for 2019

Mr. De Goey points out that markets have had a strong run until recently, and that managing investors' expectations is key.

Nine new cars you should look out for in 2019

Exciting new models are on the way as manufacturers replace old favourites and embrace a future without fossil fuels

Who Will Lead In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence?

Forecasts suggest that AI will add a massive $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030.

The Best Move You Can Make With Your Investments in 2019, According to 5 Market Professionals

There is a good chance the dollar could weaken in 2019

This will make you feel old! These 19 things are 20 years old in 2019

From the launch of the Euro to Y2K, with a bit of American Pie in between

A researcher who studied over 600 millionaires found they do 3 things to forge a clear path to financial independence

These ultimately allow them to build wealth more quickly and reach financial independence sooner than most.

Why Investors Will Fall Out Of Love With Sexy Businesses In 2019

In the past in the US, only approximately 10% of venture backed businesses completed their exit via an IPO.

Greek Banker Devised Formula for Libor, Headed London Operations of U.S. Firms

Minos Zombanakis was a pioneer in syndicated loans using funds stashed outside their country of origin

A Dickensian tale of caution

FirstKey Homes did make statements claiming its good intent, but the Washington Post was not slow to provide evidence otherwise.

Market sell-off is structural by Gary Dugan

Ageing populations need immigration not anti-immigration

'Scared to death': Wall Street's rollercoaster ride set to continue

Nobody can say for sure whether the stock market will sink further, and whether the broader economy will merely soften, as widely expected, or whether it will fall into a recession.

Deutsche Bank is strong, has no need for state aid, merger" chairman

Deutsche Bank is strong and its turnaround strategy is bearing fruit, Chairman Paul Achleitner said, ruling out the need for state aid and playing down speculation that the lossmaking German bank should merge.

Light up the new year with Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Nights’ in Amsterdam

Architect Ivana Jelić and creative engineer Pavle Petrović created the artwork using brushstrokes by 1400 acrylic rods illuminated by LED lights.

Can Chess Make You Filthy Rich?

The good news is chess can help you to become very rich and you don't even need to be as strong as Magnus Carlsen.

Why Did People Pay $600 For a Pair of $20 Payless Shoes?

The shoe retailer's prank teaches us 3 vital lessons on how to purchase wisely.

Year Ahead 2019 - UBS

Prospering in this environment will require selectivity, diversification, and a clear financial plan.

Jim O’Neill: time to embrace the ‘exciting future’ of impact investing

The rise and rise of impact investing has brought us to ‘the edge of a seismic shift’, says economist Jim O’Neill

‘Who is this stupid God?’ / Southeast Asian leaders’ most controversial quotes 2018

The Philippine president has been running a long-standing verbal battle with the country’s Catholic Church, a powerful institution in a nation where four in five people are Catholic.

‘Funding secured’: The 17 most unbelievable things people in tech said in 2018

The list is, perhaps unsurprisingly, jointly dominated by Facebook executives and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, both of whom had a trying year under the spotlight.

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