Managers of Wealth

Lagarde says Paris Club should not treat sovereign bonds held by state bodies

These cannot be accorded the seniority enjoyed by official claims extended for public policy purposes.

Do Taxes Really Cause the Rich to Move?

A new study finds that the wealthiest Americans are less mobile than lower income workers, but those who do relocate are looking for a tax cut.

Brexit's Impact on Asia by May Tung, DHR International

There is still much confusion and no small amount of unknowns as to how the future will unfold, exacerbated by the Prime Minister David Cameron’s resignation hours after the historic referendum, leaving the UK facing a tumultuous and uncertain polit

Brexit - An Update from Jersey Finance

We're sure you have been following the historic events occurring in the United Kingdom and the European Union following the UK referendum outcome to exit the EU.

Farmergeddon - The death of the complacent wealth manager?

What happens when an organisation fails to recruit and retain a sufficient number of Hunters and talented professionals and finds itself staffed entirely by Farmers?

Brexit & India - Hear the sound and not the noise

Sanjay Sachdev, Executive Chairman of ZyFin believes India will certainly be impacted by Brexit to the extent of its beta to emerging markets and the negative global sentiments in response.

Britain still maintains a healthy long-term economic outlook - St. James's Place

The referendum has sparked a surge of political instability in the UK. Stuart Mitchell of S.W. Mitchell Capital and fund manager of the St. James’s Place Greater European and Greater European Progressive fund, believes that “there is much to g

UBS and CS: Goodbye London Passport?

Foreign exchange trading, interbank services, and fund management are three examples of businesses that UBS and Credit Suisse can sell to EU clients thanks to a U.K.-based passport.

No surprises, Bill Gates leads world's rich list

They may seem different but what they all would agree on is no dream is too big. From stocks to space, we look at the top ten richest people in the world and what the bet their money on.

Strategy Insight: Brexit – Now What? - Brown Brothers Harriman

The British vote to leave the European Union reverberated throughout financial markets on Friday, mostly in predictable ways.

Well, that really was the week that was!! by Penny Lovell

It was a surprise to many that all the home nations qualified for the next round of the Euros, there was a referendum, extreme weather and storms hit hard and a whole lot more besides

Let freedom ring by Tim Price

So the British people have finally spoken.

Coutts Mid-Year Investment Outlook 2016: Firm Foundations

Alan Higgins, Chief Investment Officer, Coutts comments: “In the long run, equities have been the place to invest, with returns far outstripping bonds and cash. But equities are volatile and crash every decade or two. We believe one advance warning

Janiczek Wealth Management Explains Brexit in Two Words: "Creative Destruction"

Brexit is best understood when looked at through the lens of the powerful force behind the unprecedented economic and political change occurring in the world today.

Investors to capitalise on the Brexit-battered pound

Sensible investors will be seeking to cash in on the weak pound, affirms the Head of FX at one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.

MoneyConf 2016: Woe to the slow in wealth management

Back to the chat and Meheus says: “I haven’t met a bank that doesn’t have a strategy, but the difference is in the execution.

EU Referendum result - What will it mean to leave the EU? - Eversheds

The result of the EU referendum was announced on Friday, 24 June 2016 with a vote in favour of the UK leaving the EU.

Britain files for divorce from EU: global financial markets go magical mystery tour

“Due the far-reaching impact of this vote, Brexit will inevitably affect the British and the European economies and the wider global financial markets. The decision may have been taken in the UK but it will impact the rest of the world too.

Brexit reopens HSBC and Standard Chartered relocation debate.

Given that investors are dumping HSBC and Standard Chartered shares due to the impending Brexit, the banks’ boards will have to consider alternative strategies as a result.

Asia’s richest relaxed about Brexit: UBS’s Stadler

It’s hard to believe that anyone could be immune to the Brexit-vote hooha, but Asia’s richest are still more worried about local geopolitics.

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