Managers of Wealth

Only a 'handful' of robo-advice startups will survive

But this doesn't mean the bank thinks the end is nigh for all robo-advice fintech firms.

McLaren F1 Boss Sees Sponsorship Growth From Emerging Markets

In contrast, only a small number of emerging markets were represented with one of the biggest being Mexico.

Surge in UK billionaires and multi-millionaires helps send business aircraft sector in Europe soaring

Top celebrities, sports stars and business people are all taking to private aircraft as new planes and charter companies make luxury flying more affordable

Singaporean banks bulk up in wealth management

Pullback by global rivals paves way for Asian acquisitions

Deutsche Bank CEO in search of a better future

At its annual shareholder meeting, Germany's scandal-hit Deutsche Bank has said it's seeking to make former top managers pay for past mistakes. Investors want a bigger say in future capital increases.

Investec boss commits to UK after Brexit vote: "We will be there to take advantage of all the others leaving"

Investec already has a banking office in Dublin, which may need a new licence after Brexit, and an asset management office in Luxembourg.

One-third of Asia's wealth may change hands in the next five years

According to that report, the total 2016 wealth of those individuals in Asia was about $4.84 trillion.

Budget and luxury hotels expected to give highest returns and best prospects

In 2016, approximately EUR 17.8 billion was invested in the hotel asset class, and growth is expected in almost all European countries, especially Spain, Germany, Austria, Ireland and Sweden.

Vistra 2020 Shines Spotlight on Threats to Globalisation and Privacy in the Trust and Corporate Services Industry

The Vistra 2020 survey had almost 600 respondents, close to double the number of participants from previous years, and from a wider geographical span.

StanChart's Wealth Push Is a Waste of Time

Lack of scale is already a problem.

How Professionals Negotiate With Single-Family Offices

They are multiplying in number as well as the amount of wealth they control.

GIC's Hit on UBS Investment $4 Billion

The GIC was introduced as a major shareholder in 2007, when the banks losses on illiquid mortgage securities began piling up.

Book Review: Knowing How To Make A Difference

The beauty of this book is that it discusses a variety of angles — positive and otherwise — and gives appropriate examples at every point

The super rich aren't selling because of Trump

Wealthy Americans seem to be taking Wednesday's stock slide in stride.

Hedge Fund Managers Don’t Always Beat the Market, but They Still Make Billions

Nearly half of the top-25 earners made single-digit returns for their investors

St. James’s Place – “Fear is unwinding”

Neil Woodford thinks “investors have become far too pessimistic” on the UK economy, particularly the “impact of the decline in the currency and its impact on inflation” and the “business and consumer confidence environment&rd

Big Bang 2.0: Why Brexit is London’s chance to blast-off

The City then successfully bankrolled the defeat of Napoleon (the Austrians among others relying on its generous handouts), and it kept the nation steaming on during through the bloody and costly crises of the 20th century.

Millionaires foresee Brexit boost to wealth but admit short-termist attitude

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Do women workers need additional tax benefits? Here's what experts say

The contribution of women to India’s GDP is significantly lower than the global average.

Private Banking: The New Export Industry?

Private banks suffer a comparable currency blow from the strong Swiss franc as the machinery

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