Managers of Wealth

Clinton, Trump and Markets

Comment from Sushil Wadhwani, CTA investment manager for GAM and CEO of Wadhwani Asset Management.

Miton’s Anthony Rayner: Is it a “Sell in May” year?

“Events last week reminded investors not to become too complacent, as markets sharply re-priced the risk of a rise in US interest rates this Summer. Perceptions of the likelihood of a rise in the June meeting, for example, have swung around wildly t

Think Beyond Oil And Gold: Interview With Mike 'Mish' Shedlock

the bottom, stock prices are not the bargain they were.

Banker plunges to his death after eating magic mushrooms

Authorities believe his death was a suicide, though they did not elaborate.

Interest rates – negative? By Paul Wiseman, senior investment analyst, Maitland

A rather unique phenomenon that exists as a potential counterproductive force is the possibility of banks, firms and consumers “arbitraging” against negative rates by hoarding cash.

Private Wealth Systems is Revolutionizing the $56 Trillion Private Wealth Industry

Private Wealth Systems Inc., an industry defining financial technology company that is transforming the way private wealth information is analyzed and reported, is featured on an upcoming segment of Worldwide Business with kathy ireland.

Jersey Finance welcomes MONEYVAL endorsement of beneficial ownership framework

“Jersey’s combination of a central register of the UBO with a high level of vetting/evaluation not found elsewhere and regulation of TCSPs of a standard found in few other jurisdictions has been widely recognised by international organisations

The 6 Most Important Wealth-Building Lessons From Multi-Millionaires

Among the study’s most striking conclusions: much of the 1%’s road to wealth was paved not with gold but remarkably average upbringings and investment strategies.

Switzerland To Start Paying Its Citizens? Swiss May Pay $2,800 A Month Unconditional Basic Income

The payment would be provided to everyone regardless of work status.

A History of Malware and Viruses (Part 2)

In my last article I covered the growth of early viruses. In this article I’ll cover more recent viruses and the steps you should take to protect yourself from falling victim.

St. James’s Place - "The three big risks in 2016"

On alert

Family Wealth Stays in the Family - Sometimes for as long as 600 years

The researchers compared tax records of residents of Florence in 1427 with those of residents in 2011 to come up with their findings.

Is now the time for value stocks in Europe? - Schroders

Value stocks are currently under owned in Europe however James Sym, European Equities Fund Manager, comments that signs of a pick-up in inflation could see their underperformance reverse:

The AIM of chocolate by Penny Lovell

It’s said that King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella weren’t particularly impressed when Christopher Columbus returned from his voyage to America and presented the royal couple with this strange new ‘cacao’ bean.

Good Morning Mr. Mayor! by Justin Urquhart Stewart

So, whatever his political background, the Mayor must ensure that our areas of success and effectiveness are not just protected, but promoted and enhanced.

‘Aiming for A’ investor coalition guides Shell to strategic resilience for 2035 and beyond

The Paris Agreement has provided a major incentive for carbon intensive companies to assess and report on the risks and opportunities facing their organisations as a result of climate change. Investors like Rathbone Greenbank are now bringing the realitie

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