Managers of Wealth

Quality counts for veteran fund manager Schroders

Its history began in 1804 when John Henry Schroder became a partner at his brother John Frederick’s London firm.

Don’t exit equity investments in a tough year: Sanctum Wealth Management CIO INTERVIEW

The macro-economic scenario has improved considerably since last year, he said.

Morgan Stanley Sees Just Two Key Growth Areas for Asset Managers

BlackRock, Blackstone, Amundi among overweight-rated stocks

From Rags to Riches: A Woman's Vision for Green Africa

Brenda originally started focusing on eye wear, but soon she saw the tremendous business opportunities with the infrastructure boom in Africa

Playing first violin in the Titanic's band by Richard Champion, Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management

What the statement itself did reveal, was a material improvement in public finances and a slightly less severe downgrade to economic growth than some had anticipated.

Number of U.S. Millionaires Grows in 2018, for 10th Straight Year

While the report charts steady growth in household wealth in 2018, continuing an upward trend since the 2008 recession, there was still slower growth than in 2017, according to the report.

Inside Merrill's New Framework for Wealthy Families

Family governance experts Valerie Galinskaya and Matthew Wesley tell ThinkAdvisor how to help wealthy clients develop spending plans.

Modernisation must see Bank of England 'practice what it preaches'

The Bank has committed to cap its spending at 2017 levels and improving the effectiveness of how it works and communicates.

$2 Billion Advisor Loads Up on India’s Biggest Companies Even as Small Caps Outperform

Larger companies also suffer from fewer corporate governance issues that worsened the sell-off in the nation’s mid-cap stocks last year.

Anarchy in the UK’s Sanctions Regime

The penalty imposed seems, on its face, egregiously large for a single violation of such meager size.

Why Wealth Creation Is The Next Frontier In Wealth Management

The change from calling via the phone for transactions and waiting for significantly delayed information (and execution) to immediate delivery, feedback and service was quite dramatic.

One in three asset management firms could disappear, says Invesco chief

Head of Georgia-based firm says pressures on fees and costs are relentless

Is Europe turning into Japan ? Yes by Tim Price

Putting to one side any caveats about succumbing to narrative fallacy, the Absolute Return Partners list implies two requisite actions

Majority of advisers unhappy with firm’s front and back office

Furthermore, only 24 per cent of advisors report being very satisfied with their firm’s front or back office operations.

What does the future hold? Four financial advisers have their say…

From Brexit to MiFID II, this year promises to throw a few curve balls the way of the financial services industry.

UK still leads EU millionaire banker list despite Brexit

Three-quarters of region’s best-paid financiers were UK-based in 2017

Lack of buyers puts an end to UK’s Raphaels Bank

Despite its long history, UK-based private bank Raphaels will soon be history after failing to attract a buyer.

Don’t be so negative by Tim Price

Markets have generally applauded every central bank move to ease monetary policy since the financial crisis, but have grown anxious over the negative interest rate experiment.

Millennials to Save Art Market?

UBS has long worked with Art Basel, a high-end art fair held annually in Miami, Basel, and Hong Kong which it uses as a client perk.

The future of private banking in Africa

Julius Baer also sees a lot of green lights on the continent.

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