Managers of Wealth

Markets face consolidation phase as ‘growth surprises’ falter - GAM

‘Growth surprises’ which fuelled rebound unlikely to continue

UBS, Favored by Bank Investors, Hits Snag in Wealth Expansion

UBS clients in regions including Brazil, Russia, the Middle East and Asia, reacting to losses in stock markets or businesses exposed to energy prices, sat out the turbulent second half of 2015 and yanked a net 3.2 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion) in as

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

We are not fully convinced of a Chinese recovery

Lithium War Heats Up After Epic Launch Of Tesla Model 3 by James Stafford of Oilprice.com

The unveiling of Tesla’s Model 3 electric car was no less than the lifting of the final curtain on a game-changing energy revolution. And if we follow that revolution to its core, we arrive at lithium—our new gasoline for which the feeding fre

Despite headwinds, Japan remains on a reflationary path by Mikio Kumada, CIIA, Global Strategist LGT Capital Partners

he enthusiasm for Abenomics - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s economic revival policy that began in 2013 - has long subsided. Foreign investors have been exiting Japanese equities over the past year, and international risk aversion has additionally st

A $35 billion market for Chinese high-yield debt might disappear by 2020

The sector has benefitted from positive technicals and exhibited resilience even in volatile markets.

St. James’s Place – Japan fails to deliver growth and inflation despite the yen falling

Options running out for Tokyo

Citco’s Spring edition of Spotlight

News and views from Citco on alternative industry developments

Sallie Krawcheck Shares The Worst Mistake You Can Make When Building Your Emergency Fund

There's a lot of money advice out there and sometimes it can be difficult to separate the noise from the facts.

Beyond bulls and bears by Penny Lovell

You may remember the wonderful Nicolas Nassim Taleb’s "The Black Swan" (2007) that was described in a review by the Sunday Times as one of the twelve most influential books since World War II.

The real risk for offshore jurisdictions by Geoff Miller

It is all too easy in the immediate aftermath of a big story to jump to conclusions and miss the bigger picture.

The Prime Minister & his 3 P's creating 3 Problems by Justin Urquhart Stewart

Port Talbot, Panama and Parents. Yet again it appears that truth seems stranger than fiction.

Risks to China Outlook Intensify, says AB

In the latest edition of AB Fixed Income Insights, Hayden Briscoe, AB’s Director—Asia Pacific Fixed Income, says policy risk has always been a key concern in China as the country seeks to rebalance its economy from an investment-driven model t

Raging bull by Tim Price

The single biggest and most profitable product that the Finance Factory cranks out every day is bullshit, and each version of it is slicker and better and more dangerous than whatever came before.

Schroders' James Sym see signficant upside in European Value stocks

Aside from the very important valuation arguments for a subset of the European market; our positivity is also illustrated by looking at the overall trajectory for earnings.

CNBC Transcript: Interview with Chairman of UBS, Axel Weber

Following are excerpts from a CNBC interview with Julia Chatterley and Axel Weber, Chairman of UBS.

Companies need to quickly adapt to new State Pension scheme for better integration of ageing workforce - AP Group

With the introduction of the new State Pension age in the UK, companies need to quickly and effectively adapt to the recent changes for better integration and engagement of the ageing workforce, according to Gina Le Prevost, CEO of AP Group.

Does another downward lurch in global stock markets beckon?

The upbeat observation from Tom Elliott, deVere Group’s International Investment Strategist, follows the International Monetary Fund this week highlighted risks of a new financial crisis.

Barings Favours Beneficiaries of China’s Long-term Social Shift

Baring Asset Management anticipates that the rapidly changing consumption patterns in China and a growing demand for the adoption of cleaner technologies will open up opportunities to forward-looking investors.

Barclays CEO: I Can See The ‘End Of The Game’ For The Bank’s Turnaround

In an interview with Yahoo Finance editor-in-chief Andy Serwer, Staley said the bank has clearly defined where it wants to go and on its way to becoming a transatlantic consumer, corporate, and investment bank anchored in London and New York.

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