12/29/2016
2017 - Out of the Darkness and into the Light? - Temple Field
Christmas time is always a period for reflection on the year past and for pondering the one to come.
Comment & Analysis
12/29/2016
The Golden Era of Hedge Funds Draws to a Close With Clients in Revolt
Their investors are joining a growing revolt, spurred by years in which fund managers grew rich while producing little in the way of returns.
12/29/2016
The Schroders 2017 Investment Outlook Series: Global Corporate Bonds
Our latest outlook for 2017 reviews the global corporate bond market. Schroders' global corporate bond team expect to favour US dollar-denominated credit in what is expected to be another volatile year.
12/29/2016
Sotheby’s takes the mystery out of how it prices art
Sotheby’s has a 10-step criteria strategy in pricing out art pieces for its financial sector.
12/29/2016
Top 10 mobile marketing trends for 2017
Where go eyeballs, so goes the money.
12/28/2016
Vail Wine Ink column: Wine of the Year is the Italian Venissa
Normally courage is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a winemaker.
12/28/2016
10 Most Innovative CEOs in Banking 2016
Fintechs that obtain the license will also be less dependent on their banking partners
12/28/2016
Desirable lifestyle makes us feel wealthy, NAB survey finds
Australians are starting to view wealth as more than money
12/28/2016
Millions flow to European money havens
The total amount of funds going overseas has risen steadily at about 5 per cent a year
12/28/2016
Luxury property predictions for 2017
Canary Wharf’s landscape is changing – and its new skyscrapers still offer relative value for money compared with central London.
12/28/2016
The Schroders 2017 Investment Outlook Series: US Small and Mid Cap equities
Our latest outlook for 2017 reviews US Small and Mid Cap equities. Schroders' US Small and Mid cap team comment that Donald Trump's election victory makes US-centric parts of the market more attractive.
12/27/2016
Few get upset at footballers’ wages but CEOs’ salaries spark rage
Global market for most professional salaries is rigged, unlike steel and coal workers’ pay
12/27/2016
US vs UK bond markets - Christopher Peel, CIO of Tavistock Investments
Looking ahead to 2017 and the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump, CIO of Tavistock Investments, Christopher Peel, compares US and UK bond markets and gives his insight into how investors should be re-positioning their portfolios:
12/27/2016
Is robotic technology the future of wealth management? Comment from Hugh Mullan, NED of Multrees Investor Services
“Robo-advice as a term is everywhere. Over time, it will undoubtedly help firms offer services at lower fees or in higher volumes. However, using algorithms to drive client solutions for higher value or more complex and sophisticated client needs is
12/27/2016
Why Barclays CEO Staley opted for war when Dimon chose surrender
Barclays said to balk at $5 billion penalty for mortgage bonds.
12/26/2016
Top financial reads for the Christmas holidays by Penny Lovell
The city feels noticeably subdued in the final few days before Christmas. The tubes and roads are quieter, shops almost appear more bearable and for sure the sensible souls amongst us have already clocked off for Christmas.
12/26/2016
Citi sees business growth coming from GCC reforms and Africa opportunities
The structural reforms that include strengthening of public finances, diversification of economies, building of industrial bases and greater private sector participation across GCC comes with huge demand for funding.
12/26/2016
Why Hong Kong start-ups find it hard to raise funds
The paradox in raising funds, as any banker will tell you, is that famous investors love the company of other famous investors. Billionaires like to network with other billionaires. The actual returns really don’t matter.
12/26/2016
Panama Papers: What happened next?
How did it happen?
12/26/2016
London's biggest hedge funds fall
Some of the largest falls in staff registrations at London hedge funds came at CQS,