Managers of Wealth

Why wealthy families lose their fortunes in three generations

In some cases, the money itself disappears, and in others it’s the family business that’s lost.

Deloitte’s merger and acquisition compendium

For M&A to be successful, you can’t just make the deal, you have to make the deal work.

London is top city for wealthy property investors

It reveals that 10% of ultra-high net worth individuals those with a net worth of $30 million or more own five properties or more.

Court’s Brexit ruling means little to wealth managers

The decision is expected to result in a marginal delay to the triggering.

Not the Blockchain again?

Which fintech organisations are shaping the market?

Aspiriant's focus on scale and aggregation makes it a top-tier RIA consolidator

CEO Rob Francais turns RIA sellers into owners

Where high-net-worth investors are putting their money right now

All this is a strong signal that HNW investors remain in a “wait and see” defensive posture

Tough times, but SA wine industry is tougher

We need to increase wine prices collectively to get to that level

Private jet customer is a more modest type

Its quarterly insights report was launched at the beginning of 2016.

Why Zimbabwe’s use of elephants to pay off old debt to China is problematic

Animals are also exported to restock parks or reserves elsewhere on the continent.

Schroders' Huw van Steenis: Five things I learned at Davos

Populism, automation, regime changes, future forecasting and long-term investing - Huw van Steenis, Global Head of Strategy, shares his perspectives from the 2017 World Economic Forum meeting.

Deloitte Global Predictions 2017

Growth opportunities for the year ahead

Taxing the rich more is impractical,undesirable

What it should not do, however, is to bring back the old narrative-that the rich need to be taxed more.

Leaving Behind a Life in Comfort

The career of French-speaking Swiss of Italian descent spans more than two decades.

Ex-Wall Street titan Sallie Krawcheck on the No. 1 mistake professional women in their 30s tend to make

The one thing professional women in their 30s often forget to do is network.

CCP Recovery and Resolution: The good the bad and the costly by Nick Nicholls, GFT

The European Commission (EC) has announced a proposal for new rules that will ensure that Central Clearing Counterparties (CCPs) can be managed more effectively should they experience serious distress and failings.

St. James’s Place – “The East champions globalisation as the West talks protection.”

As the momentous decisions of 2016 began to take form last week, the sense of a historic shift was palpable

Deloitte: Hotel of the future will be more customized

Hotel firms also may be overlooking additional revenue-stream opportunities

UBS and CS: Small Fry on Wall Street

Time will tell whether this strategy pays off.

We remain constructive on the US, says Schroders' Matt Ward

On corporate and individual tax reform, given the mechanics of potential vehicles, namely the reconciliation process, reform shouldn’t begin in earnest until the third or fourth quarter of 2017

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