Managers of Wealth

The next gen trying to boost Hong Kong’s growing art scene

Hong Kong tycoons’ sons and daughters are fostering its homegrown creative talent

Where Luxembourg's rich entrepreneurs invest

Average age 42, earns €1.75m, allocates 25% wealth in real estate or own business

The $30tn Great Wealth Transfer can be an ‘evolution, not revolution’ – report

To service this there will need to be a certain amount of change and evolution within the global private wealth industry.

What are the main benefits of security tokens?

We’re talking about security tokens here, so cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Bitcoin, or Bitcoin Cash, which are independent of platforms, are not what this post is about.

Asia’s Independent Wealth Managers: How Can They Add More Value for Clients?

The answer is that it is all of these things, as the experts at the discussion debated and agreed.

Helping clients pass on their wealth

The findings highlight larger inheritances becoming more likely as individuals grow older, peaking at age 55 to 64 years.

A real eye-opener by Tim Price

The effect was especially strong in workingmen, where the ensuing mortality risk of not napping increased by well over 60 percent..

Social Capitalism: A New Measure Of National Success by Aberdeen Standard Investments

The vast majority of these ‘Social Capitalist’ countries are developing economies, and are prominent candidates to display sustainable economic development leadership over the next 20 years.

Advice firm raises £60,000 for charity with track day

We will be sponsoring the event again in 2019 and look forward to raising even more money."

The appeal of UK private schools among the global rich – report

Brexit has “no impact” on the attractiveness of the UK as a study destination for the vast majority of the respondents.

Brexit as a Digital Catalyst by Kavitha Ramachandran, Maitland Group

Brexit is a major political disruptor and, despite the uncertainties, it brings tremendous opportunities.

"Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" by Tim Price

What did 17.4 million British people vote for?

Five reasons why you’re never too rich to need life assurance by Penny Lovell

For the wealthy, juggling extensive non-liquid assets, life assurance and insurance can be the secret weapon of an inheritance plan.

CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion Unveils Three Key Actions

These actions support the coalition's foundational commitments to broaden awareness of unconscious bias and encourage difficult conversations about diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

The Rise Of Sustainable Investments In Asia

Asia’s sustainable investment gaps urgently need to be closed, says Edmund Koh, head of UBS Wealth Management Asia Pacific

Investec braces for backlash over leadership shake-up

Hendrik du Toit’s move to executive chairman of AM unit raises governance red flags

From hiding their mansions on Google Maps to building $500,000 panic rooms, rich people are sparing no expense to keep their lives private and secure

Rich people have always been private, but their desire for privacy has increased as they seek more security in a technological age.

Here’s why a simple oil change on a Bugatti Veyron costs a whooping $21,000

Just to give it some context, a Bugatti Veyron’s standard service bill runs upwards of $21,000, which is almost as much as an affordable mid-size sedan.

Africa’s overlooked business revolution

Global business leaders who misunderstand Africa run the risk of missing out on one of the 21st century’s great growth opportunities.

How to have more meaningful conversations with clients

Shrikant Bhat, Managing Director and Regional Head of Investments at Citi, speaks to Hubbis about how his bank guides focused, meaningful conversations with clients with theme-based investment strategies calibrated to market outlooks and world events.

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