Managers of Wealth

Head of Largest Credit Suisse Division Bullish on '18 Profit

The unit’s profit will be substantially over 2 billion francs next year.

A record number of Americans are taking vacations — and that highlights one of the biggest risks to markets

The vacation-taking as a sign of overconfidence in wage growth that hasn't emerged so far.

‘Paradise papers’ divert attention from real tax issues

The blanket assumption that “offshore” is “illicit” creates an ill-informed debate that revives “tax haven” stereotypes from an era before globalisation

In the age of digitalization, what will become of the traditional Private Banking model?

Private Banking is deeply rooted in tradition where customer service is based on highly personalized relationships between the banker and the client.

Impact Investing -- First Mover On Today And Tomorrow's Megatrends

He founded Capitol Hill to work with global asset managers, high net worth families and game changing startups to develop mission-driven investment and business solutions.

Offshore investments aren’t illegal — so why the song and dance?

Quite remarkable behaviour we’ll all agree – and to wonder about the taxation of any returns is to forget that she isn’t in fact subject to tax laws anyway.

Response to so-called ‘Paradise Papers’ – Guernsey Finance CEO

“By having the necessary standards in place Guernsey is able to reinforce its position within the mainstream of international finance,” said Mr Wheatley.

The Paradise Papers Aren’t The Smoking Gun For Offshore Reform

The Mainstream Media And Few Have Made The Point With Sufficient Force That The Protection Of Lawyer Communications

Women in law firms

Law firms clearly have more work to do, not just in implementing policies and programs but also in fundamentally changing nonpartner attorneys’ perceptions of their efforts.

Why are the Hong Kong authorities still in awe of HSBC?

‘Hong Kong made a fuss when HSBC moved to London, but it rather looks like something of a blessing right now,’ writes Stephen Vines

Financial Advisors Joint Venturing To Build Their Practices

Most financial advisors are focused on creating joint ventures with complimentary professionals.

Credit Suisse robotics manager: why we don't plan to grow beyond $1.5 billion

The fund manager added that the investible universe of his strategy is quite a bit smaller than the peer group

Lugano adviser CIO: why cryptocurrencies are good for the world economy

The financing function of cryptocurrencies is a big economic benefit as start-up firms can raise capital quickly and cheaply with Initial Coin Offerings, he pointed out.

How Deutsche Bank’s high-stakes gamble went wrong

Over two decades, the institution went from sleepy German lender to the world’s largest bank — only to plummet into a downward spiral that some claim has left it ‘beyond repair’

St. James’s Place – 'Rates rise, but the UK sits in strange territory'

Republicans in the US published details of their radical tax reform package ahead of voting

Paradise papers are fake news and journalists should be in prison, slams Cayman financier

Offshore tax havens are “fake news” and the journalists who leaked the paradise papers should “be in prison”, claims the Chairman of the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange.

Statement by Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK

If there is any evidence of wrongdoing then all appropriate action will be taken against individuals or companies.

Grandstanding politicians are wrong. Offshore finance is legitimate and beneficial

Disclosures from the Paradise Papers continued to drip out with Apple and Serco implicated.

Courage in creativity: how art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time by Penny Lovell

I am a firm believer that artistic expression has the power to inspire,

Wrong turn by Tim Price

Sadly, it is the curious fate of every generation to forget the lessons learned by those that preceded it.

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