Managers of Wealth

Bankrupt Boris Becker fumes over reports marriage to wife Lily is over

Tennis legend and model have been married for eight years and share a son.

Will Impact Investors Embrace Employee-Owned Companies?

There are primarily two types of employee ownership.

Singapore wealth fund Temasek: How a financial crisis in China might play out

Michael Buchanan, head of strategy at Singapore wealth fund Temasek, said on Thursday that concerns over China's debt were focusing on the wrong scenario.

Switzerland most expensive in Europe, but not for everything says new study

Digging into the detail it becomes clear that while some things are extremely expensive in Switzerland not everything is.

China the new frontier for Royal Ascot

A live streaming event on Thursday as a way of trying to bring a piece of Royal Ascot into China where people haven't seen it before.

Why wealth is the enemy of the young

But many younger people are now struggling to accumulate wealth in the same way older generations did.

Why UK businesses should move to Monaco

Monaco is a real haven of stability

Sustainably Minded Indexers Get More Choices

Recent trends show that passive sustainable funds are growing significantly faster than active ones.

Billions held in impact investments in Africa

Impact investing has become a key focus for many fund managers on the continent.

Millionaire households in UAE set to rise by 4.8%

Increase in cash deposits, money held in equities will contribute to growth

Vince Hopkins, BRI Wealth Management

Is the economy slowing?

Northern Trust Survey: Surge in Demand Shows Transparency is Key to Success for Alts Investing

Responsibility for Ensuring Transparency is in Flux

Now anyone can make a difference: Impact Investment Trust is set to list on the London Stock Exchange

Impact Investment Trust will invest in six areas "which people need to lead a life that looks a little bit more like ours", according to Venon.

Jersey Finance launches China research

Jersey Finance research paper highlights family disputes and loss of control as key issues in Chinese succession planning

St. James’s Place – “Rate-setters in the US and UK diverge”

Rate-setters in the US and UK diverged, while Emmanuel Macron won a large legislative majority and David Davis travelled to Brussels to begin EU exit talks.

The price of independence catches up with Barclays

When facing down an ultra-aggressive bidder, they might publish a 3,216-word letter slamming the suitor’s chief executive and disparaging that company’s culture and strategy.

What worries the wealthy

Dollar millionaires seem to worry most about global and national issues

Setting a new benchmark

UBP has consistently understood that standing still is never an option.

The Purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls - Picasso

Music and the arts has been the theme of this week, right across the board from rock to opera.

Uncool Britannia by Tim Price

“A newspaper is a device for making the ignorant more ignorant and the crazy crazier.” H.L. Mencken

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